Human Resources Administration

Wednesday, May 12, 2010 by Human Resources

Although the economy may be showing signs of improvement, employers remain focused on increasing efficiency and holding down costs.  This may include downsizing, eliminating pay raises, and even cutting pay for employees.  While these actions can be justified, employers must be careful.  Top...

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HR Support - Health Care Legisltaion

Wednesday, April 14, 2010 by Human Resources

The newly enacted Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act requires employers to provide “reasonable break time” to employees to allow them to express breast milk for nursing children. The law requires that the break time be provided for one year after the child's birth and that an employer...

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Small Business PEO - Health Care Reform Legislation At A Glance 2014

Thursday, April 8, 2010 by Andy Kuhn




On my last blog, I highlighted changes that took effect immediately and stretching through 2013.  So, what happens in 2014 and beyond?

  • State-based insurance exchanges open for business.  The exchanges are available to individuals and small businesses with less than 100 full-time employees (seasonal...
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Small Business Group Benefits Costly and Labor Intensive

Monday, March 15, 2010 by Andy Kuhn
According to a white paper published by TriNet in 2009, one of the "Top 5 HR Compliance Concerns for Small Business" is Current Benefit Regulation and Law Not Being Followed.  "Small businesses spend 80% more per employee on federal regulatory compliance than large companies."   This is...Read More »

Human Resource Issues

Monday, March 1, 2010 by Human Resources

Employers often wonder what human resource policies they should implement.  The topics range from discipline, to employee medical benefits, to how long they should retain employee records.  Developing these policies can be a time consuming, difficult task, especially for small employers who are busy...

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Human Resources Help - Employee On-Line Comments

Wednesday, February 17, 2010 by Human Resources

The Federal guidelines that protect consumers from deceptive endorsements and advertising may pose liability issues for employers if their employees use social media to talk about their employer's products or services. When employees comment on the products or services their company provides in...

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