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Much of the discussion of the recently passed health system reform law has focused on the possible impact on how physicians practice medicine. But this sizeable piece of legislation also will affect medical offices as small businesses.
While there is much that we still don’t know and understand about healthcare reform, one thing that we do finally know is that it is a reality. On March 23rd, President Obama signed the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act, otherwise known as the Health Care Reform bill. And now, the Health Care and Education Tax Credits Reconciliation Act of 2010, otherwise known as the Reconciliation bill, is working its way through the Senate and if passed, will amend numerous elements of the to the health care Reform bill that was just signed into law. Small business owners remain unclear about when and how these sweeping reforms will affect their businesses.
Last year, business owner Paige Darden stumbled upon an employee's MySpace profile saying this person was planning a two-hour lunch because her boss was out of the office. Concerned about her small firm's reputation, which was identified as the writer's employer, Ms. Darden says she began occasionally checking the profile. While most subsequent posts seemed like harmless venting, she says the employee eventually crossed the line by threatening a co-worker.
We typically associate the word “reform” with improvement or a heightened level of fairness and equity.
Small business owners will likely have a much different interpretation if the proposed health care reforms are implemented.
While the extension is expected to keep thousands of unemployed workers insured under group health plans for an additional six months, Fort Worth employers will once again be tasked with notifying COBRA participants of its provisions.
Experts say that companies need to keep employees happy and engaged to avoid a huge exodus of talent once the economy turns. Christina Stovall, Director of Human Resource Service Center at Odyssey OneSource provides some strategic insights for a successful bonus program crucial to improve company’s productivity and boost employee morale.
The recent explosion of new federal employment regulations and the recent overhaul of the Americans with Disabilities Act have proven to be too much for many small business owners to handle alone. Odyssey OneSource allows business owners to spend more time on their business while reducing their risk of non-compliance, creating a competitive edge in recruiting and retaining the best talent through great benefits and best HR practices.
Firm says area’s workers will face about 10% rise in premiums, costs of care next year.
We have specialized in PEO/ASO services for almost two decades and have assumed many of the day-to-day business tasks that owners face.
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Congress passed the Americans with Disabilities Act in 1990 with the intent to protect employees and applicants whose disabilities “substantially” limited them from performing major life activities. But, as a result of a Supreme Court case, the term “disability” was narrowed from its original definition.
Now, the Americans with Disabilities Act Amendments Act aims to restore the original meaning. What do these changes mean to the way you hire and fire?
Health care is a top priority for the Obama administration. Various proposals are being passed around the floor for approval. What’s being proposed, and what implications will it have to employers? Carl Kleimann explains.
What the newly passed Lilly Ledbetter Fair Pay Act means to employers and how a company could be discriminating against employees and not even know it.
The Obama administration has passed the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act and it has immediate implications to COBRA coverage. In this article, Carl Kleimann explains what the act means to employers.
How Carl Kleimann avoided the commodity trap Carl Kleimann saw more and more commodity players entering into the HR industry. Instead of falling into the commodity trap, he grew Odyssey OneSource by changing its focus to customer service.
The Obama administration has changed the employment landscape with new acts that has brought about a pro-labor era. Consider these nine human resources strategies from Carl Kleimann.
Russ Capper interviews Carl Kleimann, the president of Odyssey OneSource, and Kleimann discusses new regulations and requirements that can be a nightmare for uninformed small business owners.
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