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Unions Challenge Right to Work Laws in Kentucky

Unions in Kentucky are fighting county right to work laws. Hilary Atkins has the details.

Do I Have To Pay Flat Rate Employees For Callbacks?

Brooke Duncan tackles another question about when you have to pay an employee and when you don’t.

Ringing in the New Year with a Host of New State Minimum Wage Laws

2015 brought with it minimum wage increase in several states. ACCA’s Hilary Atkins explains what these means for contractors.

NLRB Expands Employees “Personal Rights” on Company Time

The NLRB has ruled on what email can be monitored and what cannot. ACCA’s Hilary Atkins has the details.

Is It True I Can’t Be Sued?

Labor laws are confusing, so Brooke Duncan is answering another question that a contractor asked.

Do I Have To Pay For A Payroll Mistake?

Mistakes happen, but do you have to pay for them if they are in payroll? ACCA’s Hilary Atkins explains.

Is Growth Through Acquisitions Right For You?

Is acquisitions a good growth strategy for you? IE3 has so information to help you decided.

Do I Have to Hold a Job for an Employee?

Do you have to hold a job for some one who has been absent for extended sick leave? Brooke Duncan explains.

Do I Need To Pay My Employees For On Call Commuting?

When you have to start paying your employees can be confusing, so Brooke Duncan clears up some of that confusion by explaining paying for commuting.

Revisiting Hobby Lobby: Where Does the SCOTUS Decision Stand Now?

What does the SCOTUS decision about Hobby Lobby really mean for contractors? IE3 had the details.

Do I Have To Pay Employees For After Hours Work?

When you have to pay an employee and when you don’t can be confusing. Brooke Duncan clears up when you have to pay employees for after hours work.

Can I Pay My Employees Commission Only?

Legal Expert Brooke Duncan shares when it’s OK to pay employees, and when it’s not, in his latest article for IE3.

Second Time in Three Years SCOTUS Hears Challenge to Obamacare

Another challenge of the Affordable Care Act is heading to the Supreme Court. ACCA’s Hilary Atkins explains what the challenge is this time.

California Takes Aim at the “Bully on the Block”

California has become the first state to enact an anti-bullying in the workplace law that affects companies with 50 or more employees.

Watch Out for Worker Misclassification!

Misclassifying employees as independent contractors can create a big problem for companies. IE3 takes a look at what you need to do to prevent this from occurring.

Can I Fire An Employee Who Got Hurt On The Job?

An employer does have rights in workers compensation situations. IE3 takes a look at what those rights are in a recent article.

Working in Homes Where You May Be Uncomfortable

You team is in your customers’ homes daily and they can come across a variety of situations that may make them uncomfortable. Here are some guidelines for handing them.

It’s Their Mistake, But You Still Have To Pay Them

Contractors often wonder if they have to pay their employees for fixing the errors they created. Brooke Duncan explains this in his latest legal toolbox.

Do I Have to Pay a Terminated Employee for Vacation Time Accrued?

What you owe an employee that you’ve terminated can be tricky. Legal Expert Brooke Duncan explains when you have to pay accrued vacation time.

Supreme Court Grants Certification for Oral Hearing on Religious Discrimination Case

The Supreme court will be hearing lots of cases that could affect employers this year. IE3 takes a look at one of them about discrimination based on religion.

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