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Are Workers’ Compensation benefits protected against the rising cost of living?

Workers' Compensation Perspectives

To forestall this eventuality, the majority of North American workers’ compensation jurisdictions adjust periodic payments (sometimes called workers’ compensation pensions or permanent disability payments) to account for increases in the cost of living. No COLA was payable in January 2010, January 2011, or in January 2016.

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How to Avoid Common Mistakes When Handling an EEOC Complaint

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The best way to avoid charges of discrimination from the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC) or other fair employment practices agencies is to proactively establish consistent employment practices and policies that spell out the expectations for workplace interactions and communications. percent of claims).

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How To Avoid Common Mistakes When Handling an EEOC Complaint

Insperity

The best way to avoid charges of discrimination from the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC) or other fair employment practices agencies is to proactively establish consistent employment practices and policies that spell out the expectations for workplace interactions and communications. percent of claims).

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5 Common Mistakes When Classifying Workers

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All the intricate details of what you need to know for proper worker classification can be found in the 2016 Employer's Supplemental Tax Guide , published by the IRS. But if it only considered his recurring employment and monthly wage, he would be wrongly classified as an employee. Common mistakes when classifying.

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5 Common Mistakes When Classifying Workers

Insperity

All the intricate details of what you need to know for proper worker classification can be found in the 2016 Employer’s Supplemental Tax Guide , published by the IRS. But if it only considered his recurring employment and monthly wage, he would be wrongly classified as an employee. Common mistakes when classifying.

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