Question of the Week is: Q: How long do I need to keep personnel records? Answer: Oregon law says that you must retain personnel records for at least 60 days after termination. Time records must be kept for at least 2 years, and payroll records must be kept for at least 3 years. However, the statute of limitation for a wage claim is 6 years, and we recommend keeping all employment records for at least 7 years in total, to make sure you have them if you need to defend yourself during a claim. Have a quesiton you would like to ask our HR experts? Ask away: https://buff.ly/3nuW3nd
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California can issue penalties for underreporting payroll or misclassifying employees to avoid higher workers’ comp premiums. Tip: Conduct internal audits to ensure accurate reporting and classification of workers’ comp calculations. Call Rupal Law today at (951) 460-0830 to schedule a consultation. Our California employment law lawyers are ready to defend your business and drive your success. Serving Inland Empire, Los Angeles and Southern California. Please share the reel to help us educate more California employers and small business owners on employment law and compliance. Follow us for more employment law tips on how to stay compliant in California. #penaties #payroll #workerscomp #CaliforniaEmployers #employertips #BusinessTips
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California Employers: California can issue penalties for underreporting payroll or misclassifying employees to avoid higher workers’ compensation premiums. Conduct internal audits to ensure accurate reporting and classification for workers’ comp calculations. Call Rupal Law today at (951) 460-0830 to schedule a consultation. Our California employment law lawyers are ready to defend your business and drive your success. Serving Inland Empire, Los Angeles and Southern California. Please share the reel to help us educate more California employers and small business owners on employment law and compliance. Follow us for more employment law tips on how to stay compliant in California. #penaties #payroll #workerscomp #CaliforniaEmployers #employertips #BusinessTips
California Can Issue Penalties for Underreporting Payroll or Misclassifying Employees to Avoid Higher Workers' Compensation Premiums
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It's #TipTuesday! Severine Martel provides this week's tip reminding French employers of the Supreme Court decision impacting equity plans and the calculation of termination compensation: In a recent decision, the French Supreme Court took the view that the vesting gains, even if reported into the employee’s payroll, shall not be taken into consideration for the calculation of the employee’s termination payments. That decision provides greater certainty to employer companies in the calculation of the employees’ termination compensations. #employmentlaw #compensation #frenchlaw
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