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Employment Law

Understanding Benefits Notification Requirements: A Guide for Employers

Benefits notifications are essential for keeping employees informed about their rights, coverage options, and key changes to their plans. Plus, they’re required. Staying compliant with federal and state regulations is crucial not only to fostering trust and transparency with employees, but also to avoid penalties.  The start of a new

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Employment Law

Non-Compete Documents Were Taking Heavy Fire – Then Trump Was Elected

So, our marketing team was all geared up to publish an article called “NLRB’s GC Doubles Down on Position against Non-Compete Provision.” Because their General Counsel recently issued a memorandum outlining how to protect employees – and punish employers – for non-compete provisions that violate the NLRA. But then Trump

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Employment Law

Why You Should Encourage Your Employees to Vote

Dear Business Owner, You know a thriving workforce is essential to the success of your business. What you might not realize is how much your employees’ engagement in the democratic process can impact your company’s well-being. Why do we say that? What benefits can you gain from your workforce voting?

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Employment Law

When an Employee Claims Constructive Discharge

Constructive discharge is a term used in employment law when an employee resigns from their position because of hostile work conditions created by the employer. Also known as constructive dismissal, it occurs when an employee feels forced to quit because of intolerable conditions. While the employee technically resigns, the circumstances surrounding

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