
Employee Attendance – Problems and Policies
Attendance policies vary from one company to the next. Some are strict, some are lenient and, some are non-existent. But no matter which kind of attendance policy you have (or don’t have), …

Attendance policies vary from one company to the next. Some are strict, some are lenient and, some are non-existent. But no matter which kind of attendance policy you have (or don’t have), …

Missing timecards and incomplete timesheets are some of the biggest employee management hassles. Employers must pay employees for time they work regardless of whether they remember to clock in. For this reason, …

Contributed by Joel Slatis On any given day, many thousands of people, all around the world use Timesheets.com to record their work time. It’s happening somewhere in the world right now, even …

Employees need to learn what they need to do to be compliant with the FLSA so that companies can avoid overtime lawsuits. The basics of wage and hour best practices can be …

Owners of very small businesses often do everything themselves. They don’t have an HR person reminding them what’s legal and what’s not and so they try to keep up with the changing …

A common misconception regarding an employee’s exemption status, i.e. whether the employee is hourly or salaried, is that if they perform certain job duties, they must be considered exempt. This is not …

Many employers simply do not allow unauthorized/unapproved overtime, and they outline this in the company handbook. The stipulation might read something like this: “We do not pay for unauthorized overtime. Approval must …

California labor laws are a little different from federal labor laws. For example, California has daily overtime laws in addition to weekly overtime. Therefore, even if employees’ weekly hours don’t exceed 40, …

Contributed by Anum Yoon Take a look at your team: There are probably one or two members who seem to have it all down. They get the most done, they do great …

Contributed by Seb Atkinson. In the US, employees take an average of 4.9 days off each year in sick leave, according to research by PwC. If you’re a small business, these days …
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