On June 10, 2015, the Los Angeles City Council voted to increase the minimum wage to $15.00 an hour by 2020. Los Angeles Mayor Eric Garcetti signed the measure on Saturday, June 13, 2015. Employers are required to increase their minimum wages in steps, starting with an increase to $10.50 an hour by July 1,… Read more »
Human Resources
Misclassification Cost Millions!
Tech companies using Independent contractor, need to rethink how they staff their workforce. Misclassification cost Fed Ex millions. It’s very hard to meet the standards of independent contractors in CA. http://bit.ly/1J3aZkO
Wage and Hour Mistakes!
Piece rates, uniforms, interns, are an easy way for employers to violate wage and hour laws! http://bit.ly/1BX4KXR
Wage and Hour Violations
Employers are the keeper of the records.. No records employers lose. http://bit.ly/1APdOTN
WELCOME TO THE NEW ERA OF HUMAN RESOURCES
THE FUNCTION OF HUMAN RESOURCES DEPARTMENT HAS REMAINED THE SAME FOR OVER 100 YEARS. THAT’S ALL ABOUT TO CHANGE. Really! I started out in HR in 1987, The HR world has changed dramatically. The only real constant changes! HR functions that are administrative are usually a result of the company not valuing HR. Employer not… Read more »
Los Angeles city council approves wage hike to $15 per hour!
Los Angeles, to join San Jose, Oakland, San Fransico with minimum wages above the state required. Employers need to start planning for the increased cost of running their business. Employment costs are increasing both wages and benefits cost are rising. http://bit.ly/1cSmDRq
Engagement! Are your employees engaged?
Employers need an engaged workforce. Human Resources develops the processes to train and retain employees. https://lnkd.in/batNakn
The IRS has finalized the 1095C
The IRS is using the 1095C to ensure compliance with the affordable care act. They have finalized the form for 2015 reporting. Employers will have to complete the 1095C in 2016. Employers with 100 (50+ in 2016) and more employees are required to file these reports by February 2016 for 2015. The new reports are… Read more »