Articles Tagged with ''legislation''

Two bills in the Florida House and Senate should be setting off alarms in the roofing industry, as they may have unintended consequences and inspire other states to follow suit.

The Biden administration has nominated the chief of the Cal/OSHA to the Department of Labor. Find out how this will impact your business.

An investigation found the roofing contractor failed to regularly pay workers required overtime, including counting travel time between job sites.

The bill will make it so insurers use a “roof surface reimbursement schedule” to sell policies that provide reduced payments for roofs that are 10 years and older.

The Biden administration will likely cause a resurgence in union organizing. Follow these tips to create a work environment that discourages talks of unionizing. 

CEO of Cotney Attorney & Consultants Trent Cotney breaks down the Protecting the Right to Organize (PRO) Act, sharing what contractors need to know and can expect if this measure were to pass in the Senate.

The PAID program enabled employers to avoid accountability and deprived workers of their rights from taking action on FLSA violations, according to the Department of Labor.

Employers will be dealing with a decidedly pro-union Biden administration that will make every effort to support a reinvigorated union movement and expand workplace laws.

The short answer to whether vaccines can be a condition of employment is "yes," but employers have a lot to consider before making it a policy.

The rules includes clarifications on the "economic reality" test, two "core factors" and other factors needed to determine if workers are employees or independent contractors.