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California HR law update — what employers everywhere need to know

Business Management Daily

New laws and court rulings have changed the already complicated Human Resource landscape for California employers. These cover the gamut from paid sick leave and medical leave, occupational safety rules, and expanded coverage for more family members like parents-in-law. Workplace whistleblowers.

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COVID-19 Resources: FFCRA & CARES Acts

PeopleStrategy

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7 common HR technology challenges and how to overcome them

Insperity

one system for payroll, another system for time tracking and another for employee benefits management), to disruptive software upgrades and limited reporting capabilities. In fact, Bersin by Deloitte found that companies with newly upgraded human resources management systems (HRMS) spend 22 percent less on HR per employee.

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FMLA leave is complicated by sunsetting COVID relief act

Business Management Daily

Lawmakers have voiced some support for paid sick leave, but no clear action is on the way. President-elect Biden has generally backed paid leave but has not taken a specific position on its funding. States that currently provide paid leave fund it from payroll taxes on either employees, employers, or both.