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More momentum for paid sick days
The idea is simple: Ensure every worker in America has the right to earn paid sick days on the job. Catchy, isn’t it? MarketWatch – the online media group owned by the Wall Street Journal … more →
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Moms to U.S. Senate: “We're Trapped in the Last Century”
EOI wrote 2 weeks ago: From Washington News Service: Washington, DC – Many working families are victims of a corporat … more →
Moms to U.S. Senate: “We're Trapped in the Last Century”
Aaron Keating wrote 2 weeks ago: From Washington News Service: Washington, DC – Many working families are victims of a corporat … more →
Congress hears expert testimony on two national family leave insurance bills
Aaron Keating wrote 2 weeks ago: Congressional hearings have begun on both the FIRST Act (Family Income to Respond to Significant Tra … more →
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 3 weeks ago: In the battle over the federal estate tax, the latest issue of Rolling Stone drops some names: Seatt … more →
Bill To Dictate Employers Give Up To 56 Hours of Paid Leave Per Year Enjoys Broad Support In House
Curran Tomko Tarski LLP wrote 3 weeks ago: Virtually all employers will be require to allow employees provide up to 56 hours of paid if Congres … more →
Washington families could be first in line for benefits from the FIRST Act
Aaron Keating wrote 1 month ago: The FIRST Act (Family Income to Respond to Significant Transitions) authorizes $1.5 billion i … more →
National Family Leave Insurance Act introduced in Congress
Aaron Keating wrote 1 month ago: The Family Leave Insurance Act of 2009 would provide 12 weeks of paid benefits to workers who … more →
Washington families could be first in line for benefits from the FIRST Act
Aaron Keating wrote 1 month ago: The FIRST Act (Family Income to Respond to Significant Transitions) authorizes $1.5 billion i … more →
Chart of the week: U.S. maternity leave benefits still dismal
Aaron Keating wrote 1 month ago: from Forbes.com: Against the backdrop of the rest of the developed--and still developing--economies … more →
Stamer To Give 2009 Health Plan Eligibility Update At June 23 Dallas Human Resources Management Association Meeting
Curran Tomko Tarski LLP wrote 1 month ago: Amid soaring health care costs and tightening corporate budgets, employers and other group health pl … more →
EEOC GUIDANCE FOR EMPLOYERS ABOUT ADA ISSUES AFFECTING PANDEMIC PLANNING & RESPONSE
Curran Tomko Tarski LLP wrote 1 month ago: May 12, 2009 Recent concerns over the H1N1 Swine Flu (swine flu) pandemic and warnings of a possible … more →
Students take over in Olympia. Plus: Michelle Obama on valuing families at work; health insurance picture worsens; and boomers' retirements go boom.
EOI wrote 1 month ago: Lawmakers move out, youth legislators move in: Ironic that the state schools many of these student … more →
Mitigating Workplace Fallout of Pandemic Response
Curran Tomko Tarski LLP wrote 2 months ago: As the U.S. rushes to try to contain the spread of the swine influenza A (H1N1) virus infection (swi … more →
Dealing With Leave & Other Workplace Fallout of Swine Flu Pandemic Response
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Curran Tomko Tarski LLP wrote 2 months ago: As the U.S. rushes to try to contain the spread of the swine influenza A (H1N1) virus infection (swi … more →
Who can -- and who can't -- stay home with the flu?
Marilyn Watkins wrote 2 months ago: As fears of a swine flu pandemic spread, President Obama and public health officials are urging Amer … more →
Responsibility goes unmet in Olympia
John Burbank wrote 2 months ago: Reprinted from the Everett Herald: Nov. 4, 2008 seems a long time ago. The Legislature of our state … more →
Swine flu and sick days. Plus: schools do less with less, health care reform focuses on quality, and some thoughts on the legislative session
Alex Stone wrote 2 months ago: Swine flu and sick days in the news: Recent news surrounding the swine flu has highlighted the need … more →
Do you have paid sick days?
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Alex Stone wrote 2 months ago: Concern over swine flu has the White House urging: “If you’re sick, stay home, get treatment, go see … more →
The problem with raising tuition. Plus: paid family leave and unemployment in Oregon, worker confidence, and tax receipts
Alex Stone wrote 2 months ago: Why 14 percent tuition won’t work, according to EOI: The Economic Opportunity Institute says b … more →
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