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Regular rate calculation gets a makeover

Business Management Daily

Nonexempt employees who work longer than 40 hours in a week must be paid overtime at 1.5 15, 2020, allow you to offer more perks to nonexempt employees without having to include those perks in their regular rate calculation when you’re figuring their overtime rate. Cash payments for unused paid leave, including paid sick leave.

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Employee Benefits Guide for 2023: What Employers Need To Know

Vantage Circle

457 The 457 plan is the financial ace up the sleeves of government employees and a select group of non-profit workers. But here's where it gets intriguing—some government employers also sprinkle a little extra generosity by chipping into your retirement pot. Imagine this: you can take the 457 train and save money for later.

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JOB SATISFACTION

HR Management Activities

The policies and rules an organization uses to govern absenteeism may provide a clue to the effectiveness of its control. Offering rewards for good attendance, giving bonuses for missing fewer than a certain number of days, and “buying back” unused sick leave are all positive methods of reducing absenteeism.

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What comes after the pandemic’s peak? Six trends, three predictions and one sure thing

Workers' Compensation Perspectives

How will workers’ compensation deal with the distortions caused by overtime, bonuses and incentives in the COVID-19 period. Immunity passports” may be formally discouraged by certain governments, considered by others, and debated in journals. Which should be the priority?