Kendra Kutko October 19, 2015 Blog, Employee Benefits, Vacation 0
LinkedIn, the business-oriented social networking giant, recently announced that as of November 1, 2015, it will offer its employees unlimited vacation time. LinkedIn will join the ranks of other major employers including General Electric Co., Netflix, Virgin Group, and Groupon in adopting unlimited vacation policies, known in the human resources sphere as “discretionary time off” policies.
There is no federal or …
Kate Sedey November 22, 2013 Blog, Employment Law 0
Recognizing An Employer Doing Right
We just wanted to start the weekend off on a positive note this morning. So instead of posting about the unjust, unfair, or plain old ugly side of the working world, today we are shining a light on one of the good guys.
I’m sure that by now, many of you have heard that Costco is a …
Kate Sedey March 3, 2011 Blog, Disability Benefits, FMLA and ERISA, Employee Benefits, Legislative Advocacy, Sick Leave 0
Vote Yes for SB 128 – Healthy Workplace Act – Senator Sandoval
This bill would provide for paid sick leave for Illinois workers.
Requires an employer to provide an employee up to 7 sick days with pay during each 12-month period. Provides that an employee may use the sick days care for physical or mental illness, injury, medical condition, professional medical diagnosis or care, …
Kate Sedey November 11, 2010 Blog, Employee Benefits 0
Having trouble getting private health insurance because of a pre-existing condition? You’re certainly not alone. It is estimated that 15.9 percent of Americans are uninsured, many for precisely the same reason. While President Obama’s health care legislation, the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act, explicitly prohibits denying an individual health insurance because of pre-existing conditions or a history of high …