HR Q&As Human Resources

Navigating Transportation Questions in Job Applications

Discover when it's appropriate to ask job applicants about vehicle access and how to ensure fair hiring practices.
HR Q&As Human Resources

Managing Political Conversations in the Workplace

Learn how to address heated political discussions at work without infringing on employee rights or disrupting productivity.
HR Q&As Human Resources

How to Determine if a Position is Exempt or Nonexempt

Learn how to classify positions as exempt or nonexempt under the Fair Labor Standards Act (FLSA) based on duties, salary level, and salary basis.
HR Q&As Human Resources

Exempt vs. Nonexempt Employees: What You Need to Know

Understand the key differences between exempt and nonexempt employees to ensure accurate classification and compliance with the FLSA.
HR Q&As Human Resources

Navigating Labor Poster Requirements for Remote and On-Site Teams

Ensure compliance with labor laws by posting required posters both electronically and physically for your remote and on-site employees.
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Does Intermittent FMLA Impact Full-Time Status or Health Benefits?

Learn how intermittent FMLA leave affects an employee’s full-time status and health benefits, ensuring coverage remains the same.
HR Q&As Human Resources

Terminating Remote Employees

Learn what extra steps to take when terminating a remote employee, including legal requirements and returning company equipment.
HR Q&As Human Resources

When Do Employers Need to Pay for Training?

Learn when you’re required to pay employees for training and when you’re not. Understand the four key criteria that determine if training must be compensated.
HR Q&As Human Resources

Managing Exempt Status for Part-Time Employees: What You Need to Know

Learn if you can reduce an exempt employee's salary for part-time hours or if they need to be reclassified as nonexempt.
HR Q&As Human Resources

Managing Pay for Remote Employees During Internet Outages

Managing pay for remote employees during internet outages based on their FLSA status. Exempt employees need full pay; nonexempt are paid for time worked.