Legal

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

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.

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

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.

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

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

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.

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

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.

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.

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.

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.

New Jersey is considering a state-wide sick pay law. ACCA’s Hilary Atkins has the details.

Contractors often have questions about employees who also service in the military or reserves and this article shares some advice.

The Governor of California recently signed a sick leave law that goes into effect July 1, 2015. ACCA’s Hilary Atkins has the details of the new law.

Brooke Duncan answers a question about voluntary training and if you have to pay for it or not.

It may not be legal to ask potential employees about past criminal convictions. A new law in New Jersey goes into effect of March 1, 2015 that limits it.

Do you a drug and alcohol policy at your company? Do you need one? IE3 takes a look at what you need to know.

Do you have to pay overtime to employees who are paid flat rate? IE3 has the answer!