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What Is the Family and Maternity Leave Act? All You Need to Know

HR Digest

The Family and Maternity Leave Act is covered by the United States laws and is designed for employees who work at a company with more than 50 employees who have worked there for more than 20 weeks in the current or preceding year. Employees and employers must be aware of all the rights and nuances that come under it.

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Fully Insured vs Self-Insured vs Level-Funded: What Does It All Mean To The Small Employer?

Fringe Benefit Analysts

 Small employers looking for ways to control their group health insurance costs are more closely examining what it means to be “ fully insured.” These individuals or employers are then free to accept the new premium rates or shop around with other insurance carriers. What Is Pooling?

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Maximizing FSA Utilization: Why Communication from HR Is Key

Flimp Communications

As year-end draws closer, countless employees unknowingly leave money on the tablemoney theyve set aside for healthcare through their Flexible Spending Accounts (FSAs). And what can employers do to ensure their workforce makes the most of their FSAs before its too late? But why does this happen so often?

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Why Arizona Employers Need to Pay Attention to Paid Family Medical Leave

Griffin Benefits

Employers in Arizona may think they are immune to the nationwide surge in the enactment of Paid Family Medical Leave (PFML) programs. This is especially true because there are actions Arizona employers can take now to better adapt in the future. HOW ARIZONA EMPLOYERS CAN PREPARE.

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Migraines in the workplace: Your ADA rights and employer obligations

Business Management Daily

The Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) is a federal law. It requires employers to provide workplace accommodations for people with qualifying medical conditions. As a manager or human resources professional, you likely know the law’s basic requirements. What are migraines? Are migraines covered under the ADA?

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25 Unique Employee Benefits: Attract & Retain Top Talent in Today’s Market

Vantage Circle

Comprehensive Health Insurance In a world where a single medical emergency can derail financial stability, comprehensive health coverage is nothing short of a lifeline. Most of us would really appreciate having a Certified financial planner to help us manage debt, plan big purchases, or optimize investments. Take Netflix, for example.

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At-will employment: Understanding its implications for employers and employees

Business Management Daily

Despite being the most common American employment relationship, the term “at-will” still generates confusion among many employees and employers. Knowing what employment at-will entails, though, benefits both sides. The third type, an at-will employment relationship, is most prevalent. In most U.S. In most U.S.