Unused Vacation days? To Pay or Not to Pay

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In the News
September 30, 2015

Unused Vacation days? To Pay or Not to Pay

By Jay Starkman and Vanessa Matsis-McCready

Many employers are faced with the question of whether to pay out unused but accrued vacation time when an employee is separated. The answer is almost universally the same:  “it depends.”

As published in the Business Journals

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April 16, 2019

Personal Relationships with Co-workers Have Benefits – and Pitfalls

April 16, 2019

Aren’t there rules about getting too close at work?

If there are, most people aren’t following them. A recent survey conducted by LinkedIn found that 95% of working professionals believe it’s a good idea to be friends with co-workers, and 63% hang out outside of the office.

Welcome to the workplace of 2019, where personal relationships between co-workers are the norm, and even romantic liaisons aren’t necessarily frowned upon. In fact, many employers actually have policies around colleagues dating, which varies from company to company.

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A Guide for Managing Workplace Immigration Rules

April 5, 2019

As the debate around immigration reform heats up, many employers are worried.

Their concerns, however, stem less from the issues the media tends to focus on, such as President Trump's plan to build a wall along the Mexican border or illegal immigration. Instead, what’s impacting employers is changing legal immigration rules and procedures.

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