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PREPARING FOR INCREASED ENFORCEMENT: FORM I-9 AUDITS & ICE RAIDS

Increased immigration enforcement has been a focus of the federal government in recent years. Those enforcement efforts are expected to increase significantly under the Trump administration. Therefore, employers need to prepare for increased enforcement efforts to minimize potential disruptions and remain compliant. President Donald Trump began his second term with a number of executive actions […]

THE IMPACT OF ‘100% HEALED’ RETURN TO WORK POLICIES

EEOC Lawsuit Against FedEx The Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC) has filed a lawsuit against FedEx alleging its policy requiring employees to be 100% healed in order to return to work violates the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA). This lawsuit is a good reminder for employers regarding how to handle employees returning from medical leave […]

NEW CASE PROVIDES EMPLOYERS GUIDANCE ON FMLA ENTITLEMENT

A recent case out of the 11th Circuit provides employers with guidance on when FMLA entitlement should begin for employees. While this case is very fact-specific—meaning that the outcome occurred due to very specific circumstances— employers can glean helpful and applicable lessons from how the court ruled. What is FMLA? FMLA stands for Family and […]

5 Employment Laws that Differ Between Nevada and California

Employment laws can be tricky for employers to navigate. There’s not only the federal laws and regulations to contend with, but also the specific employment laws that pertain to the one’s particular state of operations. For businesses that operate across state lines, navigating employment laws can be even trickier, especially if the two states are […]

OSHA HEAT SAFETY GUIDELINES FOR EMPLOYERS AND THE WORKPLACE

The Temperatures in Las Vegas (& Nevada in General) Are Heating Up Summer hasn’t even officially begun, and Las Vegas is currently experiencing its hottest June on record. And the rest of Nevada isn’t faring much better with fire weather watches and warnings are becoming more frequent already in Northern Nevada. Air temperatures will get […]

RETALIATION IN THE WORKPLACE

Most employers have some familiarity the concept of retaliation as it relates to federal equal employment opportunity (“EEO”) laws.  An anti-retaliation policy is typically included within a company’s harassment and discrimination policies. However, some time may have passed since you as an employer or human resources representative have reviewed your understanding of retaliation. It very […]

IS IT A FAKE?: VERIFICATION OF EMPLOYEE’S VACCINATION STATUS

Every day, employers across the state are beginning to at least consider adopting a mandatory vaccination program.  Indeed, many large employers will soon be required to ensure its employees are vaccinated considering the recently published Emergency Temporary Standards.    Almost as quickly as shots started going into arms, some individuals began to manufacture and/or procure fake vaccination cards to avoid being excluded from activities such as travel, entertainment, education, and employment. Notably, it’s already a […]

SPOTLIGHT: PAY TRANSPARENCY IN NEVADA

Senate Bill 293 (SB293), which went into effect on October 1, 2021, imposes new restrictions and obligations on Nevada employers. Specifically, it limits an employer’s ability to ask for or rely on an applicant’s wage or salary history in determining their rate of pay. It also requires employers to disclose the wage rate or salary […]

MEDICAL INQUIRIES AND THE ADA

Under the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) asking disability-related questions or requiring medical examinations, regardless of how the information is used, can be the basis for a claim or lawsuit. EEOC guidance has defined a disability-related question as one that is likely to elicit information about a disability. Both questions directly about disability, and those […]

WHO DOES FMLA APPLY TO?

The Family Medical Leave Act (FMLA) provides eligible employees with up to twelve (12) weeks of unpaid, job-protected leave per twelve (12) month period. Despite FMLA being fairly well known, many businesses are still unsure if they must comply with the regulations. In simple terms FMLA applies to all public agencies, all public and private […]

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