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Recent Employer Communications
Check out our recent blogs:
- I-9 Basics
- Understanding Workers’ Comp Codes for Remote Employees: What Small Businesses Need to Know
- Resolve Wage & Hour Issues Without the Headache: How Small Businesses Can Benefit from the PAID Program
- Breaking Down the Big Beautiful Bill: What Employers Must Know for 2026 and Beyond
- Hiring Across State Lines? Here’s What You Need to Know
- How HR Synergy Makes PCOR Filing Easy
- Navigating Labor Laws Without an HR Team
- Workplace Safety Manuals & Training
- Creating a Healthy & Safe Workplace: Prioritizing Wellness and Safety in June
Recent Employer Communications
Check out our recent blogs:
- Breaking Down the Big Beautiful Bill: What Employers Must Know for 2026 and Beyond
- Hiring Across State Lines? Here’s What You Need to Know
- How HR Synergy Makes PCOR Filing Easy
- Navigating Labor Laws Without an HR Team
- Workplace Safety Manuals & Training
- Creating a Healthy & Safe Workplace: Prioritizing Wellness and Safety in June
- Mental Health, HR, and the Workplace: Bridging the Gap Between Intentions and Impact
- Reporting to Work Pay: What Employers and Employees Need to Know
- New Form I-9 Released: What Employers Need to Know (But Don’t Need to Do Yet)
- 2025 NH Workplace Accommodations for Nursing Mothers
August 2025 Calendar
July 2025 Calendar
July Calendar
May is Picnic Month, National Recreation and Parks Month and National Grilling Month.
July 1 | NH Guns at work effective |
July 1 | NH Workplace Accommodations for Nursing Mothers |
July 1 | VT Pay Transparency Law |
July 4 | Independence Day |
July 17 | World Emoji Day |
July 21 | National Ice Cream Day |
July 31 | Quarterly Form 941 & 720 due |
July 31 | Forms 5500 and 5558 Filing Deadline (for calendar year plans) |
July 31 | Compliance Check (this is time to review benefits, notices, or issued as required) |
June 2025 Calendar
May 2025 Calendar
May Calendar
May is Mental Health Month.
May 2 | World Password Day (*Remind employees to change and use strong passwords.) |
May 5 | Cinco De Mayo |
May 5-9 | Teacher Appreciation Week |
May 6-12 | Nurses Week |
May 11 | Mother’s Day |
May 11-17 | National Women’s Health Week |
May 15 | Form 990 is due |
May 20 | International HR Day |
May 26 | Memorial Day |
Client Alert: 2025 EEOC and Justice Department Warn Against Unlawful DEI-Related Discrimination
EEOC and Justice Department Warn Against Unlawful DEI-Related Discrimination
March 19, 2025: Employers’ DEI Policies, Programs, and Practices Can Violate Title VII of the Civil Rights Act of 1964. Read more.
Client Alert: 2025 Compliance Tips for Avoiding Common FMLA Violations
Compliance Tips for Avoiding Common FMLA Violations
Navigating the Family and Medical Leave Act (FMLA) can be complex, especially when handling intermittent or reduced-schedule leaves.
Employers frequently make mistakes that lead to compliance violations:
- Failing to provide required notices
- Improperly tracking absences
- Penalizing employees for FMLA-protected leave
- Requesting excessive medical documentation
Many of these errors stem from inadequate manager training and failure to recognize FMLA-qualifying leave requests.
Key Compliance Strategies:
- Understand FMLA Regulations – Employers should thoroughly review FMLA guidelines and post required notices.
- Post the FMLA poster – Download the poster from the U.S. Department of Labor (DOL) Wage and Hour Division website.
- Create the required FMLA forms – These forms include eligibility notice, rights and responsibilities notice, designation, medical and military certification forms. The forms from the DOL Wage and Hour Division can be customized with restrictions.
- Develop a Clear Policy – A well-defined company policy should outline FMLA administration, including leave calculation methods and responsible personnel.
- Process requests – Process in compliance with FMLA regulations, relevant laws, and company policies.
- Train Managers Regularly – Supervisors should be educated on how to handle FMLA leave requests, recognize protected absences, and avoid retaliation.
Employers who implement structured FMLA procedures and provide ongoing training can minimize compliance risks while fostering a supportive workplace.
April 2025 Calendar
APRIL Calendar
April is National Volunteer Month.
April 1 | April Fool’s Day |
April 12-20 | Passover |
April 15 | Tax Day
Form 8928 due Form 7004 due |
April 20 | Easter |
April 22 | Earth Day |
April 23 | Administrative Professionals Day |
April 25 | Take Your Daughter/Son to Work Day |
April 30 | Quarterly Forms 720 and 941 due |