How to Keep from Hiring a Serial Workers’ Comp Filer

Posted on: November 26th, 2024 by Leaders' Choice Staff No Comments

As employers have found in the last few years, hiring has become more difficult as the labor market has tightened amid a strong economy. With slim pickings, many firms are having to settle for workers they may not normally hire – but that can lead to issues. Some employers even have a hard time finding […]

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Legal Traps to Avoid When Dealing with FMLA Requests

Posted on: November 19th, 2024 by Leaders' Choice Staff No Comments

When employee files a federal Family and Medical Leave Act request to either deal with a health issue or care for a loved one, their employer is often put in a tight spot, particularly if the person serves a vital role in their organization. There are also a number of rules that employers need to […]

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Business Interruption the Fastest-Growing Cyberattack Cost

Posted on: November 12th, 2024 by Leaders' Choice Staff No Comments

A new study has found that the fastest-growing cost associated with cyber incidents is business interruption, reinforcing the need for businesses to have in place robust response and data restoration measures, particularly after a ransomware attack. Between 2019 and 2023, the average cyber insurance claim that involved business interruption ended up costing 450% more than […]

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Leave Protections Expanded for Employee Victims of Violence

Posted on: November 5th, 2024 by Leaders' Choice Staff No Comments

Gov. Gavin Newsom has signed into law a bill that provides a right to paid time off and other protections for employees who are victims of violence, including threats, assaults, stalking and domestic abuse. AB 2499 makes significant changes to California’s “jury, court and victim time off” law by expanding instances when a victim of […]

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