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A free-market mythbuster. Plus: Parents frozen out of childcare; Washington taxes just average; A scary path to women's equality.

Aaron Keating wrote 1 month ago: News and views, October 26, 2009: Jeff Madrick, free-market myth-buster: There is no example of a ma … more →

Tags: early learning, educational opportunity, Shared Prosperity, State Budget, State Economy, Work-Life Standards, Budget, childcare, Children

News and views: I-1033 vs. higher ed; Publicly-funded pre-k; Taxes vs. incomes; The Shriver report; Health care finance

Aaron Keating wrote 1 month ago: News and Views, October 21, 2009: I-1033 could hit higher ed especially hard: While the full impact … more →

Tags: early learning, educational opportunity, Health Care, Shared Prosperity, State Budget, State Economy, strong schools, Work-Life Standards, Budget

Paid sick days pay off for employers. Plus: Let the bad times roll with I-1033; A cash crunch in Washington's schools; How geography influences work-family benefits

EOI wrote 2 months ago: Data Show That Paid Sick Days Pay Off For Employers: New data show that employees who receive at lea … more →

Tags: Sick leave, State Budget, State Economy, Work-Life Standards, Shared Prosperity, educational opportunity, strong schools, Health Care, Public Policy

Are We Required to Offer Maternity Leave for a Spouse?

calemployerbulletin wrote 2 months ago: I have a question on Maternity Leave time. Our employee’s wife is having a baby. Our Policy Manual d … more →

Tags: FMLA, maternity leave, Paid Family Leave, paternity leave

Can You Ask Employees To See Their SDI Application And Doctor Certification?

calemployerbulletin wrote 3 months ago: I am an employer who has multiple locations throughout the country but do not have 50 employees at a … more →

Tags: CFRA, disability insurance, FMLA, Paid Family Leave, SDI

Moms to U.S. Senate: “We're Trapped in the Last Century”

EOI wrote 5 months ago: From Washington News Service: Washington, DC – Many working families are victims of a corporat … more →

Tags: family leave insurance, Paid Family Leave, paid sick days, Public Policy, Government, middle class, Sick leave, united states, Washington State

Moms to U.S. Senate: “We're Trapped in the Last Century”

Aaron Keating wrote 5 months ago: From Washington News Service: Washington, DC – Many working families are victims of a corporat … more →

Tags: Sick leave, Work-Life Standards, Public Policy, Washington State, Economy, Work, Children, Government, united states

Congress hears expert testimony on two national family leave insurance bills

Aaron Keating wrote 5 months ago: Congressional hearings have begun on both the FIRST Act (Family Income to Respond to Significant Tra … more →

Tags: Minimum Wage, Sick leave, Work-Life Standards, Public Policy, Washington State, Work, Government, united states, Family

Dead rich people who want lower taxes. Plus: School equity, undercounting unemployment, health reform answers, economy boosters, and caring for mom and dad

Aaron Keating wrote 5 months ago: In the battle over the federal estate tax, the latest issue of Rolling Stone drops some names: Seatt … more →

Tags: Minimum Wage, Sick leave, State Budget, State Economy, Retirement Security, Work-Life Standards, social security, Shared Prosperity, educational opportunity

Bill To Dictate Employers Give Up To 56 Hours of Paid Leave Per Year Enjoys Broad Support In House

Curran Tomko Tarski LLP wrote 5 months ago: Virtually all employers will be require to allow employees provide up to 56 hours of paid if Congres … more →

Tags: Employer, Risk Management, Disease Management, Wellness, internal controls, Corporate compliance, Absentee Management, Privacy, employers

Washington families could be first in line for benefits from the FIRST Act

Aaron Keating wrote 5 months ago: The FIRST Act (Family Income to Respond to Significant Transitions) authorizes $1.5 billion in grant … more →

Tags: family leave insurance, middle class, Paid Family Leave, Public Policy, Washington State, Family, Jobs, united states, Women

National Family Leave Insurance Act introduced in Congress

Aaron Keating wrote 5 months ago: The Family Leave Insurance Act of 2009 would provide 12 weeks of paid benefits to workers who need t … more →

Tags: family leave insurance, middle class, Paid Family Leave, Public Policy, Washington State, Family, Government, united states, Work

Washington families could be first in line for benefits from the FIRST Act

Aaron Keating wrote 5 months ago: The FIRST Act (Family Income to Respond to Significant Transitions) authorizes $1.5 billion in grant … more →

Tags: Shared Prosperity, State Budget, Work-Life Standards, Public Policy, Washington State, Work, childcare, Children, Government

Chart of the week: U.S. maternity leave benefits still dismal

Aaron Keating wrote 5 months ago: from Forbes.com: Against the backdrop of the rest of the developed--and still developing--economies … more →

Tags: Work-Life Standards, Business, Children, early learning, Government, inequality, Jobs, Paid Family Leave, Public Policy

Stamer To Give 2009 Health Plan Eligibility Update At June 23 Dallas Human Resources Management Association Meeting

Curran Tomko Tarski LLP wrote 6 months ago: Amid soaring health care costs and tightening corporate budgets, employers and other group health pl … more →

Tags: Employer, Health Plans, Risk Management, Privacy, COBRA, stimulus bill, arra, genetic information, Genetic testing

EEOC GUIDANCE FOR EMPLOYERS ABOUT ADA ISSUES AFFECTING PANDEMIC PLANNING & RESPONSE

Curran Tomko Tarski LLP wrote 6 months ago: May 12, 2009 Recent concerns over the H1N1 Swine Flu (swine flu) pandemic and warnings of a possible … more →

Tags: Employer, Health Care, OSHA, Pandemic, Risk Management, Privacy, Disease Management, Wellness, internal controls

Students take over in Olympia. Plus: Michelle Obama on valuing families at work; health insurance picture worsens; and boomers' retirements go boom.

EOI wrote 6 months ago: Lawmakers move out, youth legislators  move in: Ironic that the state schools many of these student … more →

Tags: Minimum Wage, Sick leave, State Budget, early learning, State Economy, Retirement Security, Work-Life Standards, social security, Retirement Savings Accounts

Mitigating Workplace Fallout of Pandemic Response

Curran Tomko Tarski LLP wrote 6 months ago: As the U.S. rushes to try to contain the spread of the swine influenza A (H1N1) virus infection (swi … more →

Tags: Health Plans, COBRA, employers, internal controls, Human Resources, EEOC, ERISA, Insurance, employment agreement

Dealing With Leave & Other Workplace Fallout of Swine Flu Pandemic Response2 comments

Curran Tomko Tarski LLP wrote 6 months ago: As the U.S. rushes to try to contain the spread of the swine influenza A (H1N1) virus infection (swi … more →

Tags: Employer, Health Care, Health Plans, Pandemic, Privacy, Disease Management, swine flu, employers, Leave


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