by nuddleman | Aug 28, 2025 | Employee Management
Do I Have To Pay Exempt Employee Their Full Salaries If They Are Sick? Almost two decades ago I wrote an article about proper and improper deductions from salaries of exempt employees. Although time has passed, I still get the same question: “When can I deduct money...
by nuddleman | Aug 21, 2025 | Employee Management
Ten Essential Elements for an Employer’s Bonus Plan Bonus plans can be a great way to incentivize employee work performance. They can also create problems if not set up correctly. When structuring an employer’s bonus plan it is critical to ensure the plan is clear,...
by nuddleman | Aug 14, 2025 | Employee Management
Written by Daniel Booth – Edited by Robert Nuddleman Brian Thomas v. Corbyn Restaurant Development Corp. offers a warning about the growing risk of wire fraud in legal settlements. Thomas sued Corbyn for injuries sustained in a workplace altercation. The parties...
by nuddleman | Aug 7, 2025 | Employee Management
Overview of the Interactive Process for Disability Accommodations Employers are required to provide reasonable accommodations to qualified persons with disabilities. An integral part of providing accommodations is the “interactive process.” The interactive process is...
by nuddleman | Jul 31, 2025 | Employee Management
Illness and Injury Prevention Plans When Hiring In-Home Caregivers Hiring a caregiver to assist with the needs of your loved ones at home is a significant decision for any family. Along with finding the right person, California law places certain responsibilities on...
