If you’re a California business owner or HR manager, you likely recognize your legal responsibility to ensure employees have 30-minute meal periods* – most commonly mandated as off-duty breaks where the employee isn’t paid and doesn’t do any work. But what if your...
California’s final pay regulations are incredibly strict, and even a single day’s delay in presenting the last paycheck to a terminated or resigning employee can result in a penalty. Explore how the laws impact you and how to avoid costly fines. Imagine a manager at...
Say goodbye to old exit interviews. California’s most successful companies are using stay interviews to boost engagement, support strategic planning, and so much more. Exit interviews have been common practice for a long time, but current HR trends place an increasing...
It’s probably not going to surprise you to hear that you should have an employee handbook. After all, if you’ve ever worked with an HR professional, she or he likely referenced its importance to some degree. However, many business owners and executives continue to...
With the January 1, 2019 implementation of SB 1343, the new California sexual harassment training mandate means that nearly all businesses in the state will be required to conduct company-wide harassment prevention trainings and updated employee complaint processes....