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And if you think insurance can shield you from such expenses, think again. In reality, employment practices liability insurance (EPLI), which may protect a business against claims made by employees in some areas, may not cover wage and hour issues. Supervision and control of work schedules. Authority to hire and fire employees.
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These days, employer-sponsored benefits, such as health insurance and retirement plans, are more than a perk — they’re a baseline expectation. Particularly in technical fields, you may be able to entice a young engineer with the promise of being supervised by a senior engineer who already has their P.E. Woo them with benefits.
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Then there’s the time spent onboarding and training your new employee, getting their payroll and insurance set up, and helping them settle into the role. Additional costs include paid time off, dental and vision plans, 401(k), and life insurance. No more payroll taxes, health or life insurance, or 401(k) matching, either.
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The group purchasing cooperative must coordinate with an insurance carrier’s wellness program data processing systems to enable the group purchasing cooperative to effectively provide guidance to eligible association members, eligible small businesses, eligible employees and eligible dependents regarding targeted wellness programs.
People who are angered, sickened, and impaired by their industrial labor and leisure can escape only into a life under medical supervision and are thereby seduced or disqualified from political struggle for a healthier world.” It labels the handicapped as unfit and breeds ever new categories of patients.
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Company wants to see my car insurance for my personal commute to work. However, I was also told to bring proof of auto insurance, explicitly including my name and the effective date of coverage. However, I was also told to bring proof of auto insurance, explicitly including my name and the effective date of coverage.
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Employees seeing our private health insurance information. Is it legal and or ethical to have three regular floor employees help HR go through and process all other employees’ (hourly and salary) open enrollment insurance information? All of our personal information is on them, as well as our loved ones’.
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I’m finding that the most junior person I supervise, although he has a positive attitude, is picking up the job well, and communicates reasonably well in person, is not a great written communicator. This is an issue with both emails and documentation. We really feel we need to let folks know face to face too.
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Our organization has an employee at a satellite office, Jane, whose job description clearly states she that supervises no one; she is administrative support staff. I am now only a month away, so since they told him that he should be okay to take off, I purchased flight, hotel, and tickets for a Broadway show (about $1700) without insurance.
Further, after training, this new hire will be on many shifts without direct supervision. Can I reopen salary negotiations now that I realize what my health insurance costs? But it’s a well-paying, skilled part-time job, for a position where communication is very important.
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Said person has taken over leading/supervising work related social committees — holiday parties, summer potlucks, that sort of thing. We relocated to an area and I sought out an insurance office that was next to our temporary housing and started working there — mostly remote but I occasionally would go into the office.
I once supervised a young person who was fresh out of college and in his first full-time job. I feel very disgruntled and disrespected and it’s hard to be the only one without insurance, salary, or benefits (besides the younger intern). Is declining a reference call a red flag?
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