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Common FMLA Mistakes

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Candice Gardner, a local government employee in Alabama was not reinstated after her FMLA leave had come to an end. Her employer simply refused and she no longer received income or health insurance. As bills began piling up, Candice struggled to provide for herself and her daughters.

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Key considerations when updating a job description

Business Management Daily

Updating job descriptions is a common step when recruiting new hires, but many HR professionals or small business leaders overlook the need to update job descriptions regularly for current team members. The essential functions list is also important for Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) accommodations and FMLA leave management.

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Care for your people: When life stressors and work collide

Insperity

It’s easy to say leave your problems at the door, but sometimes common life stressors can affect employees’ personal lives so much that it creeps into their professional life. Make no mistake, balancing everyday issues like competing family schedules, managing commutes or juggling child care can be challenging. Make mistakes.

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The top 10 FMLA mistakes that regularly trip up employers

Business Management Daily

Despite many courts’ attempts to make the FMLA into the next statute where attorneys utter the dreaded answer of “it depends,” some common mistakes can be avoided. The post The top 10 FMLA mistakes that regularly trip up employers appeared first on Business Management Daily.

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What is payroll outsourcing?

Higginbotham

Common errors include poor recordkeeping, falling behind on payroll taxes, withholding errors and mistakes involving worker classification. If errors occur frequently or the provider is not quickly resolving occasional mistakes, it may be time to take action. Payroll errors are common. Scale with employers.

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FMLA retaliation — what employers need to know

Business Management Daily

What is FMLA retaliation ? It’s either when an employer or manager punishes an employee for taking time off of work or tries to interfere with an employee’s FMLA rights. We cover everything you need to know about FMLA retaliation for employers and employees. Examples of FMLA retaliation. Adoption of a child.

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Common life stressors and their impact on the workplace

Insperity

It’s easy to say leave your problems at the door, but sometime common life stressors can affect employees’ personal lives so much that it creeps into their professional life. Make no mistake, balancing everyday issues like competing family schedules, managing commutes or juggling child care can be challenging.