Eighty-five percent (85%) of all employment lawsuits can be prevented!

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Are you among the myriad companies looking to hire? Coming out of the last two years where many companies had to lay off workers due to COVID, companies now have new goals and recruiting plans. There is a large labor pool across the country. With so many people available, employers have choices and want to ensure they screen candidates carefully to get the best fit. Some employers are resorting to screening prospective employees through their social media. But beware!

Read on to learn why this can lead to problems, including discrimination claims, and how to avoid them.

MYTH: A person who is unemployed or who has a large gap in their employment history is lazy and just doesn’t want to work.

Read on for the FACTS.

FEDERAL / ALL STATES
Form I-9 Temporary Rule Allowing Expired Documents is Ending

NEW MEXICO
New Mexico Paid Sick and Safe Leave Law Starts July 1

NEW YORK
New York: New Laws Aimed at Discrimination and Harassment in the Workplace

PENNSYLVANIA
UPDATED – Pennsylvania: Amendments to Tip Credit Rules

WASHINGTON
Washington: Silenced No More Act Passes, Prohibits Nondisclosure and Nondisparagement Clauses

WEST VIRGINIA
West Virginia Payroll Card Amendments

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