Starting January 1, 2025, New York employers must provide 20 hours of paid prenatal leave annually, marking a new era of support for expectant employees.
Read MoreWith election season here, employers need to understand state-specific voting leave laws to support employees’ right to vote and ensure compliance.
Read MoreThe New York Retail Worker Safety Act introduces new safety requirements for retail employers, aimed at preventing workplace violence and protecting employees.
Read MoreUnderstanding the nuances of FMLA leave for expectant fathers is crucial for HR professionals to ensure compliance and support their workforce effectively.
Read MoreIn the ever-evolving landscape of labor laws and regulations, staying informed and compliant is crucial for businesses across industries.
Read MoreNew York State now mandates that all employers provide accommodations for employees to express breast milk in the workplace.
Read MoreNew York becomes the first state to require private employers to offer their employees paid prenatal personal leave.
Read MoreFinal rule increasing minimum salary threshold for exempt employees takes effect on July 1, 2024.
Read MoreExplore how the Pregnant Workers Fairness Act is ensuring important workplace protections for pregnant workers.
Read MoreThe SECURE Act 2.0 offers game-changing provisions, allowing HR professionals to reshape retirement benefits and bolster employee financial security.
Read MoreExplore 2024 contribution limits for HSAs and FSAs, and learn how HR can optimize employee benefits with ongoing communication and diverse outreach.
Read MoreNew York's "Freelance Isn't Free" Act, effective May 20, 2024, strengthens protections for freelance workers, reshaping dynamics for small businesses engaging independent contractors.
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