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Your 2025 benefits compliance checklist: What you need to know

WEX Inc.

State-level paid leave programs Many states are introducing or updating paid family and medical leave programs. Action item: Stay informed about state laws and ensure your payroll systems align with contribution requirements.

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4 Ways to Get Employees to Use More Vacation Time

UpstartHR

In a recent episode of the HR Happy Hour Alexa show, I talked about unlimited paid leave plans (episode embedded below; subscribers click through to listen to the 4-minute discussion). Then last week I spoke with a firm that mentioned the accrued vacation leave liability on their books (millions of dollars!)

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Single Touch Payroll Phase 2: What to expect

Ascender

By 1 July 2019, all businesses across Australia should be compliant to STP regardless of their total headcount, requiring huge efforts from employers and payroll solutions providers to work together to prepare their payroll data and ensure their payroll systems are STP-enabled for smooth compliance.

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IRS releases new FAQs on Form W-2c

Business Management Daily

Unlike other fact sheets the IRS has issued recently, you can’t rely on these FAQs should the IRS later question you about the paid leave you furnished or tax credits you’ve taken. The FAQs in Fact Sheet 2022-15 cover tax credits for paid leave under the American Rescue Plan for leave taken after March 31, 2021, and before Sept.

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Maternity Leave in UAE

Bayzat

The UAE’s new maternity leave law mandates that female employees are entitled to a minimum of 45 days of fully paid maternity leave commencing from the date of delivery. However, the total duration of maternity leave can extend up to 90 days under certain circumstances.

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Sick Leave in Massachusetts: What You Should Know

Genesis HR Solutions

Employers with 10 or fewer employees will be required to allow their employees to earn and use up to 40 hours of unpaid sick leave. As with the Family and Medical Leave Act, employees may use their earned sick leave intermittently, either in hourly increments or the smallest increment in the payroll system for absences.

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Sick Leave in Massachusetts: What You Should Know

Genesis HR Solutions

Employers with 10 or fewer employees will be required to allow their employees to earn and use up to 40 hours of unpaid sick leave. As with the Family and Medical Leave Act, employees may use their earned sick leave intermittently, either in hourly increments or the smallest increment in the payroll system for absences.