Compliance & Regulations
These posts break down the rules that keep your business on the right side of the law. From labor laws to overtime requirements, we cover what you need to know to stay compliant and steer clear of costly mistakes.
PTO Payout Laws by State and Paid Sick Leave Rules (2026)
Paid time off (PTO) is one of the benefits employees value most, and one of the most confusing to manage....Manny Pachano · Apr 14, 2025
California Overtime Laws (2026): Daily, Weekly and Double Time Rules
Updated October 2026. Every rule below was checked against the California Labor Code, the Labor Commissioner’s pages and current IRS...Grant Esser · Jul 23, 2021
Employers Are Required to Track Employee Time (2026 Guide)
“Am I required to track employee time?” It’s one of the first questions new business owners ask, usually right around...Grant Esser · May 10, 2021
Holiday Pay Laws and Paid Holiday Rules for Employers (2026)
Holiday pay can mean two different things. It can be a paid holiday, where you pay employees for a day...Grant Esser · Apr 23, 2021
How to Correctly Calculate Overtime Pay Rates (2026)
To calculate overtime correctly, you need two numbers for each workweek: the hours your employee worked over 40, and their...Grant Esser · Nov 28, 2018
The History of the FLSA Overtime Exemption Rule (1938 to 2026)
The Fair Labor Standards Act (FLSA) has required overtime pay since 1938, but it doesn’t cover everyone. Executive, administrative and...Grant Esser · Nov 13, 2018
New Jersey Earned Sick Leave Law: 2026 Employer Guide
The New Jersey Earned Sick Leave law requires almost every employer in the state to give employees up to 40...Bobby Gailey · Aug 22, 2018
What Employers Face in an FLSA Lawsuit (2026)
An FLSA lawsuit is a claim that you didn’t pay an employee what the federal Fair Labor Standards Act (FLSA)...Bobby Gailey · Mar 30, 2018
Affordable Care Act Compliance for Small Employers (2026)
Affordable Care Act compliance still applies to growing businesses in 2026. If you averaged 50 or more full-time employees last...Grant Esser · Jun 12, 2017
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