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Reminder to HR: Holiday Parties Are Lawsuits Waiting to Happen
November 29, 2023 via EBN
It's the season for company holiday parties — and potential legal nightmares that can turn a festive celebration into an HR headache. Executive coaching firm Challenger, Gray and Christmas found that 57% of companies planned on having in-person holiday parties last year. |
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What Employers Should Know About the NLRB's New Joint Employer Rule
November 28, 2023 via Foster Garvey
The National Labor Relations Board ("NLRB") recently issued a new joint employment rule that employers should review to avoid incurring or mitigate the responsibilities and potential liability of a joint employer under the National Labor Relations Act ("NLRA"). |
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Restaurants Add New Fees to Drive Employee Retention Amid Inflation
November 28, 2023 via PYMNTS
Advocates for restaurant workers said they have gathered enough signatures to secure a statewide ballot measure next year to raise the minimum wage for tipped service workers. In Massachusetts, the minimum wage for most workers was raised to $15 per hour early this year. |
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What Keeps 4 Restaurant CEOS Up At NIght
November 15, 2023 via Restaurant Dive
Employee welfare and threats to franchising's "American dream" are two of the existential fears the heads of Cava, Chicken Salad Chick, Golden Corral and Caribou Coffee discussed at RFDC. |
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