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James Reda, managing director and leader of the executive compensation practice at Gallagher, doesn’t believe that a proposed law like this would ever gain traction elsewhere.

Under that law, “career development” is now defined as a “change to an employee’s terms of compensation, benefits, full-time or part-time status, duties, or access in order to further advancement to update the employee’s job title or compensate the employee to reflect work performed or contributions already made by the employee.”

Explore Learning Options Even the best rewards strategy will be compromised if employees and executives don’t understand it.

Google Ordered to Pay $1 Million Over Gender Discrimination Google will have to pay $1 million to an executive who alleged the company discriminated against her based on her gender and later retaliated when she spoke up about it, Engadget reports .

Department of Labor’s Bureau of Labor Statistics, executive outplacement firm Challenger, Gray & Christmas countered Axonify’s report with a softer market take that predicted 520,000 hires for retail employers in Q4.

While the Fair Labor Standards Act (FLSA) includes an array of exemptions from minimum wage and/or overtime requirements, most misclassification issues that land in court involve the “white collar” exemptions (executive, administrative, professional, computer, and outside sales).

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