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Department of Labor Releases Final FMLA Rules
The Department of Labor (DOL) today released the final version of Family Medical Leave Act (FMLA). The revisions provide much needed clarity about FMLA rights and obligations for both employees and...
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DOL Releases Revised FMLA Compliance Poster
The Department of Labor has released the updated version of the FMLA compliance poster. The new poster, revision date January, 2009, has been expanded to include the Military Family Leave Entitlements....
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GINA Update Now Available
The EEOC has released the revised version of the Equal Employment Opportunity is The Law posting. The revision includes a new section dedicated to Genetics, specifically Title II of the Genetic...
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New Federal Agricultural Poster
The United States Department of Labor created a new poster that is mandatory to post for employers involved in the H-2A program. The Employee Rights Under the H-2A Program poster is required for all...
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New Poster Required For Federal Contractors
On 5/19/2010 the “Employee Rights Under the National Labor Relations Act” poster was released as part of the Nation Labor Relation Act (NLRA). The new poster addresses the rights of federal contractor...
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Mandatory NLRB Poster Released!
UPDATE: Please see our more recent posting about the suspension of the NLRB posting date pending further legal action. The National Labor Relations Board (NLRB) today released a new federal labor law...
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NLRB Posting Deadline This Month
Most employers with locations in the U.S. must display the new NLRB posting. UPDATE APRIL 19, 2012: For the latest information, please read about the U.S. District Court injunction affecting the NLRB...
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Will the 2012 Election Affect Labor Law Postings?
11/7 ELECTION UPDATE – Potential Loophole for President Obama on NLRB Posting? With Republicans holding on to control of the House but failing to make inroads into the Senate, Congress is divided. One...
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