Ceridian ABSTRACTS Newsletter January 25, 2012

FROM OUR READERS...

QUERY - When non-exempt employees travel to another office in another state, must you include in their payment their travel time to the airport and waiting for their flight as well as their work day at the site?

POLL - Will you participate in an office Super Bowl betting pool?

Discrimination: Private Sector Bias Charges Hit All-Time High

The U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC) has announced that it received a record 99,947 charges of employment discrimination and obtained $455.6 million in relief through its administrative program and litigation in Fiscal Year 2011. For the second year in a row, despite a record number of receipts, the Commission resolved more charges than it took in with 112,499 resolutions (7,500 more resolutions than FY 2010—an increase of 7%)—leaving 78,136 pending charges, a ten percent decrease in its inventory, the first year the agency has seen a reduction since 2002. Read more.

Discrimination:

Wage & Hour:
DOL Proposed Rule Would Limit FLSA Exemptions For Companionship And Live-In Domestic Workers

Best Practices:
Five Reasons To Celebrate As A Team Ceridian

Wage & Hour Discrimination Healthcare
Family Medical Leave Act Immigration Worker Misclassification
Workplace Insights Best Practices Employee and Labor Relations
Workplace Safety Whistleblower First Amendment

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POSTER COMPLIANCE ALERT

Attention - California, Colorado, Connecticut, Michigan, New Jersey, Oregon, Vermont and Wisconsin have updated their mandatory poster requirements to include new regulations. ~ Call Ceridian at 800-643-5999, Option #1 or email HRC Service Team to order your updated poster or Poster Replacement Service.
 
LAW ALERTS

As of December 2011, the following states and federal have recent statutory changes: Colorado and New Hampshire

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