Roundup: New salary thresholds for overtime; OFCCP oversight of AI; Laws that allow parents to attend school activities; Coming changes to employment laws; Out of state non-competes void in California.

NEWSLETTER VOLUME 1.20

September 25, 2023

Salary.com Compensation and Pay Equity Law Review

 

Welcome to Salary.com's Compensation and Pay Equity Law Review.  

 

Our editor, employment lawyer Heather Bussing, is tracking legislation, cases, and analysis to give you the latest critical HR topics. 

 

This week we're answering the questions: 

 

  • What are the DOL's new salary thresholds to be exempt from overtime? 
  • What does the OFCCP want to know about federal contractors' use of AI in hiring? 
  • Are there laws that give employees time off to attend their kids' school activities? 
  • What new employment laws are coming and how should we get ready? 
  • Can out of state employers enforce non-competes against former employees working in California? 
September 19th, 2023
Getting people to track their time is a complete cluster. If the DOL's new salary thresholds for overtime become law, you should figure out whether it's cheaper to give people raises.
Here are the details of the proposed overtime rules, the process to become final, and some excellent suggestions from Fisher Phillips on how to prepare.
September 20th, 2023
If you are a federal contractor subject to OFCCP oversight, the OFCCP want to know if the use of AI in hiring decisions will affect the demographics of your workforce. This will require you to understand too..
September 21th, 2023
What's more important that supporting and encouraging learning, creativity, wellness, and building new skills? Nothing. These are the same things we want for our employees for their entire careers. Why wouldn't you want this for their kids too? Give employees the opportunity to attend their kids' school activities.
September 22th, 2023
Here's a great checklist based on changes to employment laws in the US. Take care of this stuff before open enrollment starts. Your future self with thank you.
September 25th, 2023
Employers can hire people to work in California even if they have a noncompete with a former employer in another state. It's void for work in California. Also, I hate non-compete agreements.

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