The Trump administration has called for scrapping a requirement that publicly traded companies show how much their CEOs are paid compared with average workers, a disclosure scheduled to take effect in 2018. Nevertheless, executive pay advisors say that the requirement is still the law and is likely to remain so, given that Congress and the Securities and Exchange Commission aren’t expected to take action.
Treasury's Call to Repeal Pay Ratio Reporting Won't Alter Need to Comply
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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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Overtime for Former Employee Was Paid at Correct Rate
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A former city employee in Alabama failed to support his claims that his employer paid his overtime wages at...
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Urban park rangers may seek pay for time spent donning and doffing uniforms
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By Ronald Miller, J.D. On remand from the Second Circuit, the claims of associate urban park rangers (AUPRs) for...
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Voluntary Benefits Now Essential, Not Fringe
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Offering an array of voluntary benefits that help workers to safeguard their financial security, based on personal and family...
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2018 FSA Contribution Cap Rises to $2,650
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For 2018, the IRS has raised the dollar limit on employee contributions to health flexible spending accounts (FSAs) by...
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Reassignment of Job Duties Did Not Violate FMLA
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Reassignment of minor job duties during an employee’s medical leave without returning those duties to the worker after the...
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FLSA/FMLA and Travel-Time Opinion Letters Clarify the Law
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The U.S. Department of Labor’s opinion letter permitting employers to not pay nonexempt workers on Family and Medical Leave...
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From Gatekeeper to Multiplier
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Employers can strengthen workplace culture and overall wellness by activating middle managers to become models of well-being for their...
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