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What Connecticut’s Election Results Could Mean for Employers

The following was first posted in the Labor, Employment, and Employee Benefits Law Blog section of Pullman & Comley’s website. It is reposted here with permission….

HR Hotline: Can We Cut Hours During Slow Periods?

Q: Can I require my staff to take a reduction…

United States Department of Labor, DOL

US DOL Issues Unemployment for Striking Workers Warning

The state of Washington was forced to overhaul a controversial…

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The Big Change Coming to Unemployment Compensation Law

The following article was first published on Shipman &...

Regulatory Reform

CT Department of Labor

DOL Releases Unemployment System Regulatory Proposal

The Connecticut Department of Labor released a proposed regulation...

Unemployment Compensation

Maximum Unemployment Benefit Rate Increases 2.6%

Connecticut’s maximum weekly unemployment benefit rate will increase 2.6%...

Taxes

State Unemployment Reforms Take Effect Jan. 1

Historic reforms to the state’s unemployment system approved by...

Unemployment Compensation

DOL Suspects 75% of Unemployment Claims Are Fraudulent

The Connecticut Department of Labor warned this week that...

Compensation & Benefits

Connecticut Business Costs, CNBC 2022 America's Top States for Business

Advocacy Efforts Defeat Costly Workplace Mandate Bills

Employer groups once again successfully blocked many of the...

Senate Passes Unemployment Reporting Requirements Repeal Measure

The state Senate unanimously approved legislation May 9 that...

Taxes

Unemployment Tax Hikes Hit Employers, Despite Law Change

A 2021 bill designed to prevent unemployment tax hikes...

Taxes

Bill Threatens Unemployment System Reforms

Connecticut lawmakers are reviewing legislation that undermines negotiated reforms...

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