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In a decision with significant implications for contractors, the U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of Texas has invalidated the Department of Labor’s (DOL) 2024 overtime rule. The court ruled that the rule’s salary thresholds prioritized pay over job duties, effectively creating a “salary-only test” for overtime exemptions.
Every day, contractors struggle with the consequences of burdensome environmental, labor, and financial regulations. ACCA fights back on behalf of […]
Don’t let disaster preparedness be an afterthought following an unpredictable event. It’s an essential practice that business owners can use […]
Question During the slower summer months, we allow our employees to work from home as a type of perk. To […]
The PUMP Act went into full effect on April 28, 2023. This act allows mothers to take breaks to pump at work. Read more about the PUMP Act in this blog.
On the chance that one of your employees steals from a customer, who’s liable? The employee or the employer? You can find out in this blog.
There are various ways for your credit card information to get stolen. Stay informed and protected from credit card fraud with this blog.
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