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… sustained strong and steady financial growth with very low employee turnover in their three years of operation. Super … flexible working schedules, health insurance, retirement benefits and homebuying assistance, as well as support …

… Report 15-14: SBA's Controls to Prevent Duplication of Benefits with Community Development Block Grants In the event … coordinate and ensure that one recipient is not receiving benefits from multiple agencies for the same purpose, there … in funding.  This overlap is considered a duplication of benefits.  We reviewed the Small Business Administration’s …

… per hour (“time and a half”). For example, if a nonexempt employee’s hourly rate is $16 and he/she work 42 hours, two … that period. 4. Can overtime rules be avoided? If an employee is nonexempt, he or she must receive overtime pay …

… State Workplace Laws May 16, 2017 If you have even one employee, you may be impacted by law changes occurring at … Read more about Barbara Weltman If you have even one employee, you may be impacted by law changes occurring at … limits how generous they can be when it comes to pay and benefits. Nonetheless the law may require certain pay and …

… Sales continued to decrease, requiring a cut back in employee hours as the lower profits made it difficult to …

… personal days. These unused days can then be used by an employee in need. Generally, the donated leave time is still …