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Employers with Employees Working in California It’s Time to Report your Pay Data - California Releases Updated Guidance on Pay...

California’s equal pay data reporting law applies to private companies that have at least 100 employees nationwide on payroll and at least one California employee. The reporting deadline for the 2023 reporting year is May 8,...more

[Webinar] New Equal Pay Reporting Requirements for Illinois: Are You in Compliance? - March 8th, 12:00 pm CT

Last year Illinois enacted amendments to its own Equal Pay Act, which requires unprecedented reporting of race, gender, and ethnicity statistics along with pay data of Illinois based employees. This reporting requirement is...more

Check Local And State Health Department Rules: Some Require Reporting Of COVID-19 Cases

A question that employers often ask when someone in the workplace reports COVID-19 symptoms or a positive test is, who is the employer required to notify? Typically common sense and CDC guidelines have been that employers...more

Employers With Employees In California, Are You Ready To Report Your EEO Pay Data?

In follow up to our previous blog, the March 31, 2021 deadline is quickly approaching for employers to provide their California Pay Data Report to the California Department of Fair Employment and Housing (DFEH). Required...more

Illinois Releases Disclosure Form For Employers To Report Adverse Judgments And Administrative Rulings Related To Sexual...

In August 2019, SB0075 – the Workplace Transparency Act – was signed in Illinois. The Act created a number of new requirements for employers including, but not limited to, a new reporting requirement regarding adverse...more

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