Category: Compliance & HR

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The Corporate Transparency Act mandates a powerful new level of disclosure intended to disrupt crimes such as corruption, fraud, and drug trafficking. Here's what you need to know.
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As 2024 is just around the corner, it's time to get a handle on some key changes in pay and labor laws that are heading our way. We're looking at an uptick in the minimum wage and a shake-up in
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Come January 1, 2024, the Golden State introduces yet another significant leave entitlement: reproductive loss leave.
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By actively identifying and addressing key HR and payroll issues, organizations can remain compliant and cultivate a healthier, more productive work environment.
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When should you classify employees as exempt vs. non-exempt? We'll show you the main considerations.
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Allevity can help you understand the importance of staying compliant with California's new pay transparency laws.
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California now requires employers to protect data privacy. Are you prepared?
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Diversity and pay transparency requirements have recently been established by California legislation. Are your job postings up to date?
Doing your own recruiting is often incorrectly believed to be less expensive than working with a professional recruiter.
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AB 152, signed into law by Governor Newsom, extends Supplemental Paid Sick Leave requirements through the end of 2022.