2018 was a relatively quiet year in federal employment law developments, but the stage is set for a much more active 2019. Below is a summary of major federal employment law headlines and a look at what employers can expect
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SimplyHR, published by UB Greensfelder LLP, focuses on employment law topics relevant to human resources professionals and employers. The blog covers issues such as employee leave laws including FMLA, ADA, military leave, and the Pregnant Workers Fairness Act. It addresses legislative updates affecting temporary and day labor services, paid leave requirements, and regulations impacting workplace accommodations. The blog also discusses labor relations topics like non-compete agreements and their legal implications under the National Labor Relations Act. Its content aims to provide practical guidance on compliance with federal and Illinois state employment laws, helping employers navigate evolving workplace legal requirements.
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2018 recap and 2019 forecast for Missouri and Illinois employment law
Employers in Missouri and Illinois saw the passage of several new employment-related laws in 2018. Below is a look at some legislative highlights of 2018 and how they might affect your business in 2019.
Missouri update and preview Minimum wage:…
DOL Opinion Letter eliminates nearly unworkable 80/20 rule for tipped employees
On Nov. 8, 2018, the Department of Labor (DOL) issued an Opinion Letter reviving its 2009 guidance that eliminated the 80/20 rule for tipped workers. The rule prohibited employers and businesses from paying tipped workers below the minimum wage by…
Getting started with LexBlog
Thanks for joining LexBlog! We’re excited to help you create great legal content. This post shares some important information to help you with your new site. It covers topics such as logging in to the platform and where to find help…
Setting your site goals and measuring your success
When planning a new blog or evaluating your current blog, measurable goals help you determine if your site is successful. The LexBlog philosophy of blogging skews away from content marketing and toward connection and reputation building. Who you connect with,…
Listening: First step in blogging by lawyers
Imagine you’re an estate planning lawyer in Des Moines looking to grow your practice.
The marketing folks at Principal Park, home of the Triple A Des Moines Cubs, call to tell you that you’ll have free use of a luxury…
Before you blog, find your community
When people ask me what they should do to get started on blogging, I rarely talk technology or even blogging. While those are important elements of blogging, they are next steps. Things you do after you decide you want to…
Finding listening tools
Figuring out your blog’s focus
Focusing your blog around niche topics will increase your readership and search engine performance. If your blog covers too many topics, it becomes harder for people to find related content on your site and for search engines to understand what…
Coming up with post ideas
Both new and experienced bloggers need ideas for fresh content. This article lists ideas for generating new posts: comment on recent news, repurposing your content, conferences and meetups, personal and evergreen content, and other prompts.…
