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Human Resources Guide
A practical guide to the role workplace culture plays in business success, including core values, communication, respect, inclusivity, employee recognition, feedback, consistency, and building a culture that supports the organization and its people.
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Career & Human Resources Guide
A guide to understanding the job offer process, including interviews, employment status, commissions, working hours, salary negotiation, and employee benefits.
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Human Resources Article
An article focused on workplace productivity and the work environment, including ergonomics, office organization, lighting, minimizing interruptions, work-life boundaries, breaks, and time-management practices.
Read the ArticleHelpful government resources covering employee classification, employment eligibility, and workplace posting requirements.
Misclassifying employees as independent contractors can create significant wage-and-hour exposure. The U.S. Department of Labor provides current guidance on employee and independent contractor classification.
U.S. Department of Labor Resource
U.S. employers are responsible for properly completing and retaining Form I-9 for employees hired to work in the United States. USCIS provides official guidance for the employment eligibility verification process.
USCIS Form I-9 ResourceCommon federal requirements can vary based on workforce size. Additional state and local requirements may also apply.
Employment law requirements can vary based on location, industry, and other factors. This is a general overview and not a complete list of requirements.
Covered employers may be required to display federal and state workplace notices where employees can readily see them.
The EEOC’s current “Know Your Rights: Workplace Discrimination is Illegal” poster is one example of a required federal workplace notice for covered employers.
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