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: California Labor & Employment Defense BlogDepartment Of Labor's Tool For Posters and Recordkeeping Compliance
The U.S. Department of Labor (DOL) recently launched a new resource for employers - The FirstStep Employment Law Advisor. The resource is designed to help employers determine which federal employment laws administered by the DOL apply to their business or organization, what recordkeeping and reporting requirements they must comply with, and which posters they need to post.
I've looked around the site a bit, and think it is a great place for employers to double-check their current posters and document retention policies. The Advisor asks the user a series of questions to focus the results for various types of employers, including non-profit organizations, private sector businesses and government agencies. The FirstStep Employment Law Advisor can be viewed here.
Full post as published by California Labor & Employment Defense Blog on July 08, 2008 (boomark / email).
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