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Can I Reclassify an Employee from Exempt to Nonexempt Status?
Yes, it’s possible to make this change. Any employee can be classified as a nonexempt employee,...
Yes, it’s possible to make this change. Any employee can be classified as a nonexempt employee,...
Beginning January 1, 2023, employers in California will be subject to several new requirements...
We are thrilled to announce, that Ahola has been named a 2022 Family Business Achievement Award...
A hiring manager, eager to fill an exciting new role in the company, reacquaints himself with a...
If an employee’s clothing does not conform to your personal appearance rules or dress code policy,...
Is one of your employees doing the bare minimum — just enough to avoid getting fired? This employee...
The Employee Retention Tax Credit (ERTC) was an especially helpful tax break for businesses during...
You've likely heard the term "diversity and inclusion" and probably practice it. But have you taken...
Generally, and as long as you’re not a federal contractor, you don’t need to post an open position...
When employees take a new job, they may be asked to sign a Non-Compete Agreement, restricting them...
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