Have you been pulling your hair out for the past several months trying to determine what health care reform means for your organization? This article will provide you with a good starting point by outlining many of the major provisions of the health care reform package (the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act and the [...]
Posted in Benefits, Benefits, Cafeteria Plans, Health Insurance, Health care reform, Retirement Plans by: Arkansas Employment Law Letter
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When an employee takes unpaid Family and Medical Leave Act (FMLA) leave, how do you legally manage his share of premiums for group health care coverage under the new FMLA regulations? What are the potential liabilities, and how can you avoid them? What are an employer’s rights? The answers to those questions are provided below.
FMLA [...]
Posted in Benefits, COBRA, Cafeteria Plans, Employee Leave, FMLA, Georgia, Health Insurance, Wage and Hour, Workers Compensation by: Georgia Employment Law Letter
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by Hillary J. Collyer
Over the past two decades, the American workforce has enjoyed a significant increase in family-friendly policies in the workplace. Yet are those “family-friendly” benefits fair to all employees? Employees without children wonder whether they receive less valuable corporate benefits than their counterparts with children. Employers are prohibited from providing unequal benefits [...]
Posted in Benefits, Cafeteria Plans, Discrimination and Harassment, Virginia by: Virginia Employment Law Letter
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