Join veteran compliance expert, Yonina F. Shineweather, CPA, to review payroll and HR compliance do’s and don’t’s within the Home Healthcare Care industry. We’ll cover general compliance nuances that might affect your agency like: Multi-rate overtime Blended rates for sick time Retroactive pay and retroactive overtime Avoiding joint liability We’ll also cover New York Home … Continue reading Home Healthcare Payroll and HR Compliance
Calculating employee wages is complicated enough before you even start considering unique pay situations. Non-exempt employees usually earn an hourly wage, but did you know there are other methods of payment that may be appropriate depending on the job and situation? Join us as we walk quickly through the requirements of piece rate pay, multiple … Continue reading Complex Wage and Hour Calculations: Piece Rates, Multiple Pay Rates, and Non-Discretionary Pay
Being a new manager often comes with a steep learning curve, especially when you’ve transitioned from peer to boss. From performance evaluations to effective check-ins and employee recognition – there’s a lot to learn! Join us as we provide insight on new manager best practices and advice on how to overcome common challenges.
Do you currently assign work to independent contractors or plan to do so in the future? It’s a good idea to examine the reasons you have for classifying these workers as independent contractors instead of as employees. Join us for a look into the differences between these two classifications, as well as a review of … Continue reading Independent Contractors: Avoiding Misclassification
An employee handbook is a powerful tool to communicate your organization’s policies and culture. It can also serve as your first line of defense in an employment lawsuit or investigation. Join us as we discuss the most critical policies to have in your handbook and what makes them so important. If your organization doesn’t have … Continue reading Why You Need an Employee Handbook