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Covered employers must also develop a workplace violence prevention training program to comply with the law, which takes effect March 1, 2025.

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At BALANCE, housing is priority No. 1.”

Funding for the program was authorized by the $1 trillion infrastructure law President Joe Biden championed in 2021.

One of the main provisions of the legislation is providing an optional pathway for employers as of Jan. 1 to reward workers' student debt repayment efforts with matching contributions to an employee retirement account — a 401(k), 403(b), 457 or SIMPLE IRA.

Step 1: Draft a Better Employee Survey Not all employee surveys are created equal (and not all surveys are done well by employers, leading to subpar results).

The FTC estimates 30 million Americans — or 1 in 5 workers — are subject to noncompete agreements and related employment contracts and believes eliminating them would bolster opportunities, level the playing field for talent and increase wages.