Risk Briefs

FLSA Update: Department of Labor Revises Joint Employment Regulations under the Fair Labor Standards Act

by Martin Salcedo
<big><strong><span style="color: #ff9900;">FLSA Update: Department of Labor Revises Joint Employment Regulations under the Fair Labor Standards Act</span></strong></big>

The Department of Labor’s updated joint employment regulations under the Fair Labor Standards Act are in effect as of March 16, 2020.

Legislative Update: Florida Considering Criminal Penalties for Condominium Election Fraud

by Martin Salcedo
<big><strong><span style="color: #ff9900;">Legislative Update: Florida Considering Criminal Penalties for Condominium Election Fraud</span></strong></big>
The Florida Legislature is looking to combat condominium election and voting fraud during the 2020 Regular Legislative Session.

FLSA Update: New Regulations Clarify Wage & Hour Calculation for Perks and Benefits

by Martin Salcedo
<big><strong><span style="color: #ff9900;">FLSA Update: New Regulations Clarify Wage & Hour Calculation for Perks and Benefits</span></strong></big>

Do perks and benefits need to be included in an employee’s “regular rate” under the Fair Labor Standards Act? Which ones can be excluded?

 

Supreme Court Considering Whether Title VII Prohibits LGBT Harassment and Discrimination

by Martin Salcedo
<big><strong><span style="color: #ff9900;">Supreme Court Considering Whether Title VII Prohibits LGBT Harassment and Discrimination</span></strong></big>
Does Title VII of the Civil Rights Act prohibit discrimination on the basis of sexual orientation, transgender status or sex stereotyping?

Affordable Care Act: IRS Extends 2019 Reporting and Filing Deadline

by Anita Byer
<big><strong><span style="color: #ff9900;">Affordable Care Act: IRS Extends 2019 Reporting and Filing Deadline</span></strong></big>
IRS gives large employers extra time to comply with the Affordable Care Act’s annual information-reporting requirements.

FLSA Update: New White-Collar Exemption Rules Permit “Catch-Up” Payment to Satisfy Minimum Salary Requirement

by Martin Salcedo
<big><strong><span style="color: #ff9900;">FLSA Update: New White-Collar Exemption Rules Permit “Catch-Up” Payment to Satisfy Minimum Salary Requirement</span></strong></big>

Employers given a last chance to satisfy the increased minimum salary requirements under the FLSA’s new white-collar overtime exemption regulations.

FLSA Update: Minimum Salary for Exempt White-Collar Employees Increasing in 2020

by Martin Salcedo
<big><strong><span style="color: #ff9900;">FLSA Update: Minimum Salary for Exempt White-Collar Employees Increasing in 2020</span></strong></big>

Without corrective action, an estimated 1.3 million white-collar employees will lose their FLSA-exempt status January 1, 2020.

Florida’s Minimum Wage Going Up In 2020

by Anita Byer
<big><strong><span style="color: #ff9900;">Florida’s Minimum Wage Going Up In 2020</span></strong></big>

Do you know what Florida’s minimum hourly wage will be in 2020?

Do Your Employees Know that EEO is the Law?

by Martin Salcedo
<big><strong><span style="color: #ff9900;">Do Your Employees Know that <em>EEO is the Law</em>?</span></strong></big>

Do your employees know their rights under Title VII and other federal equal employment opportunity laws? As an employer, it’s your responsibility to make sure they do.

Fair Labor Standards Act: Is Your Payroll Software Illegally Rounding Your Employees’ Work Hours?

by Anita Byer
<big><strong><span style="color: #ff9900;">Fair Labor Standards Act: Is Your Payroll Software Illegally Rounding Your Employees’ Work Hours?</span></strong></big>
If Mary clocks in at noon and clocks out at 7:09 pm, did she work 7.1 hours or 7.2 hours?

DOL Proposes Salary Increase for FLSA’s White-Collar Overtime Exemptions

by Anita Byer
<big><strong><span style="color: #ff9900;">DOL Proposes Salary Increase for FLSA’s White-Collar Overtime Exemptions</span></strong></big>

Can this really be happening again?

Legislative Update: Florida Considering Multiple Condominium-Related Bills in 2019

by Anita Byer
<big><strong><span style="color: #ff9900;">Legislative Update: Florida Considering Multiple Condominium-Related Bills in 2019</span></strong></big>

Are Florida’s condominium laws going to be changing in 2019?