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Recordkeeping And Posting Requirements

  
Recordkeeping and Posting Requirements Assume an employer knows the rules of law which apply to the workplace. Assume also that the employer works diligently at applying the rules appropriately. Has the employer satisfied the government? Not yet. Our federal and state governments also demand that an employer be able to prove compliance with those laws. As such, federal and state recordkeeping and posting requirements must be met. In order to satisfy government regulators that the employer has, in fact, complied with the letter of the law and has provided employees with notice of their rights, certain employment records must be kept Login to read more.

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