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The union also plans to press for the return of defined-benefit pensions, lower out-of-pocket health costs and more flexibility around overtime.

According to the DOL press release, starting July 1, 2027, salary thresholds will update every three years to reflect changes in earnings “by applying up-to-date wage data to determine new salary levels.”

.; Judge Strikes Down Workplace Protections for Transgender Employees As reported by the Associated Press , a Texas federal judge has struck down guidance from the U.S.

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Companies were continuously pressed to “do more with less” with cost centers such as comp administration (not exactly a new phenomenon).

“The collective bargaining rights of federal employees will remain intact and the administration’s unlawful agenda to silence the voices of federal employees and dismantle unions is blocked,” she said in a press statement.

In fact, PWC’s 2020 HR technology survey revealed that 74% of companies plan to increase spending on HR tech in 2020 to address pressing talent needs.

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Maine Employers Face Bigger Fines for L abor L aw V iolations According to the Portland Press He rald , M aine employers will face bigger fines for violating labor laws governing minimum wage, overtime and other standards, but also will benefit from expanded opportunities to appeal penalties as part of a state rule that took effect Sept. 19.