Small businesses that are approaching the threshold to applicable large employer (ALE) status by reaching 50 full-time or equivalent employees should consider their vulnerability to the Affordable Care Act’s nondeductible employer penalties.
Crossing the Threshold—Small Business to ACA-Bound 'Applicable Large Employer'
Milwaukee Area Employment Law Attorney: 200 South Executive Drive, Suite 101 Brookfield, WI 53005 Phone: 262-241-8444
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These Are the Top-Paid Majors for the Class of 2018
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Class of 2018 college graduates will be offered higher or lower starting salaries this year compared to last year’s...
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New Jersey Legislature Passes Paid-Sick-Leave Bill
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New Jersey lawmakers passed—and the governor is expected to sign—a statewide paid-sick-leave law that will preempt local ordinances. Here’s...
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SHRM-Backed Workflex Bill Introduced in House Today
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A bill to expand paid leave and workplace flexibility opportunities, which was developed with the support of Society for...
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Nontraditional Wellness Benefits Improved Firm’s Engagement and Retention
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From standing desks to five-minutes of meditation and taking team walks, nontraditional wellness benefits can help employees to manage...
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Paychecks in Bitcoin: Fad or Trend?
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Is bitcoin, a digital currency, becoming accepted as a form of compensation?
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Termination for Dishonesty Did Not Violate FMLA
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An employer that terminated a worker for dishonesty did not violate the Family and Medical Leave Act’s (FMLA’s) prohibitions...
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Executive Who Says She Was Falsely Promised Equity in Company Cannot Proceed with Lawsuit
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A former distillery president who claimed that she was induced to leave a higher paying job with false promises...
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Employers Take Steps to Address Opioid Crisis
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Given the expanding scope of the opioid crisis, more employers are working directly with their health plans and pharmacy...
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