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Most Large CT Employers Must Give Mental Health Days
Rebecca Goldberg
By Rebecca Goldberg

Most Large CT Employers Must Give Mental Health Days

Under the Connecticut Paid Sick Leave Law, public and private Connecticut employers with 50 or more employees are required to provide paid sick leave to certain employees referred to as “service workers.”  The law applies to private businesses, boards of education, municipalities, non-profits, and other employers, excluding manufacturers and a narrow group of non-profits.  Most […]

Committing to Codes of Ethics
Christopher R. Henderson, Esq.
By Christopher R. Henderson, Esq.

Committing to Codes of Ethics

From the U.S. Supreme Court to the proliferation of artificial intelligence in the workplace, the importance of organizational ethics has recently been in the news.  The character, habits, and customs of an organization define how the organization functions and is viewed in the eyes of others.  A strong commitment to ethics breeds trust and confidence.  […]

Are You Paying Your Employees Correctly?
Rebecca Goldberg
By Rebecca Goldberg

Are You Paying Your Employees Correctly?

Are you paying your employees correctly? Are you hoping your payroll company is ensuring all aspects of your wage-and-hour compliance? Are you on autopilot from decisions made by your office manager more than a decade ago?  With liquidated damages and penalties, an audit from the Department of Labor or a wage and hour lawsuit from […]

Information Requests Under FOI v. MERA: How to Comply
Christopher R. Henderson, Esq.
By Christopher R. Henderson, Esq.

Information Requests Under FOI v. MERA: How to Comply

From time to time, we receive emails from clients seeking advice on whether an information request should be classified as a request under the Municipal Employees Relations Act (MERA) or the Connecticut Freedom of Information Act (FOIA). It is crucial to properly distinguish between the two laws as conflating them or treating a request under […]

Employers Seeking Criminal Background Information Must Update Notices
Rebecca Goldberg
By Rebecca Goldberg

Employers Seeking Criminal Background Information Must Update Notices

Changes on the federal and state levels require employers to update notices to employees and applicants subject to criminal background checks or inquiries.         Employers conducting background checks must update the Summary of Fair Credit Reporting Act Rights issued to employees and applicants.  The new notice is available here.  The changes to the notice are not […]