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Employment Law Updates to Know in 2024

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Employment laws and regulations are constantly changing, and it’s important that companies keep a pulse on the many updates, amendments, and new policies going into effect. In this blog, we’re sharing some of the state and federal employment law issues and updates we’re watching this year.

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Payroll Taxes by State (2024/25)

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On top of this, local law can vary massively from state to state when it comes to how taxation works. State unemployment tax All states collect unemployment tax to fund benefits for qualifying jobless individuals under the Federal Unemployment Tax Act (FUTA) and State Unemployment Tax Act (SUTA).

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Guest Post: 3 Common Labor Law Compliance Mistakes and How to Avoid Them

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Specifically, with timekeeping, the FLSA states : “Employers may use any timekeeping method they choose…as long as it is complete and accurate.” Misunderstanding ‘hours worked’ and minimum wage laws. It’s also important to research labor and tax laws in any state your employees are required to travel to for work.

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Ban The Box Expands (WA, NM, CO)

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For employers, economic strength is beneficial as it tends to signal increased sales and services sought by consumers; however, it also means a highly competitive labor market with heightened challenges in finding individuals to fill vacant positions. Various municipalities have their own local laws for adherence as well.

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Workers’ Compensation for Small Business: The Stress-Free Guide

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It covers: Medical expenses Lost wage Other costs related to workplace incidents As an employer, you’re required by law to carry workers’ comp insurance in most states, and failing to do so can result in hefty fines and legal liabilities. A stress-free solution. Prevention is key.

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Evaluating Your Team: What Qualifies as Full-time Hours?

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This is the key to staying in line with employment laws. Labor laws provide some rules for determining full-time status. However, employers have some space to interpret regulations. The Fair Labor Standards Act does not define full-time employment or part-time employment.

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Where Do Remote Employees Pay Taxes?

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It ensures compliance with tax laws and regulations, avoiding potential penalties or legal consequences. The tax treatment of remote workers depends on various factors, such as their country of residence, the location of their employer, and the specific tax laws in different jurisdictions.