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Do you understand the difference between exempt and non-exempt pay status? If not, and you have employees working for you, you better learn.
By Kathryn Mayer Inflation may be showing signs of improvement lately, slightly cooling year over year over the last few months. But the effect that unrelenting high costs are having on employees is not abating. Working Through an Unstable Economy Persistent inflation has pushed more Americans to live paycheck to paycheck, cut back on...
As a small business owner, do you know what to pay your employees or how to pay them? The Department of Labor is the arm of our government that ensures employees are properly paid. Do you know the rules?
One of the many challenges faced by small business owners is dealing with employee relations issues. I’ve heard some say their troubles began when they hired their first employee. You see, they know the product and service they’re providing, but they don’t know what they need to know in order to be in compliance with...
There is much talk and reading material on working in a positive team environment and the importance of a healthy team for the business. A team that works well together affects the bottom line of a business. Clients feel first-hand when the team members are treating them in a happy, friendly way. It projects in...
When possible, having employees involved in decision-making or policy development gives them the buy-in to influence others and accept the results.
One of the best tips I can give you with regard to recruiting is “hire slow, fire fast.” In other words, when hiring someone, take your time and properly vet them. On the other hand, when someone is not working out, don’t waste any time. Take action quickly.
By Allen Smith, J.D. This spring, employers are expecting to learn about the U.S. Department of Labor’s (DOL’s) proposed changes to the overtime rule. It’s anyone’s guess how high the DOL may want to raise the salary level threshold for the white-collar exemptions to the rule, but it could be quite high. The reason for...
Thank employees for the work they do. My first boss would walk around the department on paydays and hand each of us our checks. When we would thank her, she would always say “No, thank you for the hard work. It is so appreciated.” She was a special lady and helped me build the strong...
Communication is key when it comes to employee relations. I’ve seen situations where rumors started due to lack of communication. The rumors were actually far more damaging than the truth.