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    August 2016 Legal and Compliance Excellence Articles

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    Dated: 07-30-2016

    Failed To Post EEOC Poster?: Be prepared to pay a hefty fine

    ​The Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC) has issued a final rule, effective July 5, 2016, which increases the maximum penalty per violation of the notice posting requirements from $210 to $525 for each separate offense. The adjusted penalty will apply only to penalties assessed after this effective date.

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    Dated: 08-01-2016

    3 Ways To Avoid Disreputable Businesses: A look at common scam letter tactics

    Threatening marketing materials stating, "Important Open Immediately" and "Final Notice," which appear to come from governmental agencies get your attention and increase your blood pressure. For some businesses, profit is sweet even if it is the result of deception. Disreputable companies are tough to find too. Most threatening mailers fail to contain a phone number and the P.O. Box listed on the mailer is simply a conduit address.

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