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In today’s workplace, it is critical for an employer to understand that diversity goes beyond sex, race, ethnicity, age, national origin, and religion. And, it includes different work experiences, sexual orientation, educational status, marital status, socioeconomic status, physical characteristics, life experiences, background, and upbringing.
Introduction Over the last decade, dozens of states and cities have infected the nation with a patchwork of paid sick leave laws and ordinances. The paid sick leave epidemic has created compliance challenges for countless employers, whether their operations are nationwide, multi-state, or limited to a single state. As the paid sick leave epidemic has grown, so too has the number of states immunizing their boundaries from local paid sick leave ordinances.
You can guess that a significant portion of this employee’s income therefore came from voluntary overtime. Now you learn that this employee has sued your company. “Now, wait just one minute”,
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