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12 ways your company can help new moms transition back to work

Insperity

Your culture may scare off new moms who want to come back to work but need the understanding that frequent overtime is not possible. A new parent needs empathy from their manager and coworkers. After all, chances are, your receptionist can’t work from home. Plan the before, during and after.

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How to address employee pay in your inclement weather policy

Insperity

Does your company have tasks that must be performed regardless of the weather (and who is responsible for that work)? Can some employees work from home? Under the FLSA, there are specific criteria that define when an employer can deduct wages from an exempt employee. How will employees be contacted?

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How to Focus on Mental Health for Better Employee Benefits

Abel HR

Add another year and two months on for unpaid overtime. Below, we outline eight of the most notable ways that mental health can be compromised and how you, plus the support of a Professional Employer Organization (PEO), can foster a work environment that best meets the mental health needs of your employees and their families.

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Employee Benefits That Matter: How Small Businesses Win Big With Their Teams

Vantage Circle

Fair Labor Standards Act (FLSA): This law governs minimum wage, overtime pay, and record-keeping, ensuring fair compensation and preventing workplace exploitation. State-Specific Laws: Why One Size Doesn’t Fit All Laws vary from state to state and staying compliant means keeping up with local requirements.