Calomer High School Seniors Scholarship Reminder

by Girod @ California Odyssey of the Mind

Thu Feb 15 11:43:06 PST 2018

Check it High School Seniors! Apply for scholarships that are only available to Calomers by going to the California state website and apply today if you have been in Odyssey for three years and one of those years is in high school. Due date March 1st. https://www.calomer.org/team-me…/calomer-state-scholarships/ Do not have to be participating in Calomer … Continue reading Calomer High School Seniors Scholarship Reminder →

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2018 IRS Tax Refund Schedule (2017 Tax Year) – When Will I Receive My Tax Refund?

by Ryan Guina @ The Military Wallet

Fri Jan 05 14:47:03 PST 2018

When it comes to filing a federal tax return, there are a few questions that people care about more than any other – how much am I paying on taxes, how much will I get back in my tax refund, and when will I receive it? Everything else, the say, is just details. There is [...]

The Value of the Five-Part Due Diligence Search

by Kacy @ CLAS Information Services

Fri Mar 03 15:51:50 PST 2017

When vetting a potential borrower, it’s important that you learn everything you can about their financial history. Public record searches provide critical information about an applicant’s existing liens and other financial obligations that could affect their ability to repay debts. Additionally, these searches help you determine if a priority position to collect could be obtained

California Administrative Exemption Guide

by Kevin Panahi @ RecoverMyWages.com

Wed Jan 03 02:48:58 PST 2018

The administrative exemption in California is the most common weapon used by employers to deny employees essential labor rights such as overtime and minimum wages. Most of the time it is properly asserted, but often employees are illegally misclassified, leading to liability and steep penalties for employers. Deadlines (called statutes of limitations) exist for victims […]

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Stormy C. Miller 2018 Election Bio

by Sandra Gabe @ AAUW California

Tue Feb 27 11:25:16 PST 2018

Stormy C. Miller, Director Candidate Describe any previous Branch positions and years you served. AAUW San Diego – President (2011-2013) AAUW San Diego – Public Policy VP (2009-2011) AAUW San Diego IBC – Treasurer (2016) Describe any AAUW California positions and years you served. AAUW California – Director (July 2017 – present) *AAUW of Alabama […]

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January 2017 State Holidays

by Kacy @ CLAS Information Services

Mon Nov 28 15:15:20 PST 2016

Please note state filing offices occasionally make last-minute changes to their holiday closing schedules. We will update this list as we become aware of any such changes. Date State(s)  Holiday Tuesday, January 2 All States Closed CLAS will also be closed  New Year’s Day (observed) Friday January 13 VA Lee-Jackson Day Monday, January 16 AL

Wisconsin Bans Workplace Smoking

by admin2 @ Labor Law Education Center: Learn About Labor Laws in Your State

Thu Jul 21 16:12:38 PDT 2016

The Wisconsin smoking ban, which prohibits smoking in virtually every workplace, goes into effect on July 5, 2010. The 2009 Wisconsin Act 12 is more restrictive than many other state smoking bans. It requires business owners to enforce the non-smoking law, and provides greater penalties for business owners who fail to do so. The Wisconsin...

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Customer Service Excellence

by tfischer @ Office of Human Resources | University of La Verne

Tue Aug 23 12:44:25 PDT 2016

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Best Military Money Books – Recommended Books to Help You Achieve Financial Independence

by Ryan Guina @ The Military Wallet

Tue Dec 19 08:54:22 PST 2017

Military members, veterans, and their family members face an assortment of financial challenges that are unique to our community. As military members and veterans, we may find ourselves frequently traveling, being exposed to deployments and special duty assignments, dealing with unique pay and benefits programs, and working through other financial challenges. We also have a [...]

March 2017 State Holidays

by Kacy @ CLAS Information Services

Thu Mar 02 09:19:58 PST 2017

Please note state filing offices occasionally make last-minute changes to their holiday closing schedules. We will update this list as we become aware of any such changes. Date State(s)  Holiday Tuesday, March 7 VT Town Meeting Day Monday, March 27 AK Seward’s Day Monday, March 27 HI Prince Jonah Kuhio Kalanianaole Day Friday, March 31

Sandi Gabe 2018 Election Bio

by Sandra Gabe @ AAUW California

Tue Feb 27 11:48:36 PST 2018

Sandi Gabe, Director Candidate Describe any previous Branch positions and years you served. Mariposa Branch: 2011, Membership 2012, Web Manager, President, Bylaws 2013, Web Manager, President, Bylaws 2014, President, Bylaws, Web Manager 2015, AAUW Fund, Bylaws, Web Manager 2016, AAUW Fund, Bylaws, President, Web Manager 2017, Web Manager 2018, Web Manager, Finance Officer Describe any […]

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Grossmont College – Women’s History Month activities by the AAUW Student Club

by Sandra Gabe @ AAUW California

Mon Mar 05 00:10:41 PST 2018

Join the 2018 LeadHerShip Series during Women’s History Month These events all take place on Grossmont College Campus Grossmont College Campus8800 Grossmont College DriveEl Cajon 92020 Thursday, March 1st letHerspeak – Spoken Word, Performance and Music 12:30/ Main Quad Self Defense Workshop 4:00/ Rm 55-524 Thursday, March 8th letHerthink – Diverse Women in Stem Panel, Opportunities […]

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Bill Tracking

by Eve Toles @ AAUW California

Mon Mar 19 12:35:50 PDT 2018

The 2018 Legislative Session is dominated by issues brought to the forefront because of the efforts of the #MeToo, #TimesUp and #WeSaidEnough campaigns. More than a dozen bills related to fighting sexual harassment, both in the Legislature and more broadly have been introduced. This movement has helped keep the momentum going in the fight for […]

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Correcting Employment Taxes: What to Do If You Withhold the Wrong Amount

by Rachel Gray @ Payroll Tips, Training, and News

Wed Feb 28 05:10:52 PST 2018

It’s easy to make mistakes, especially when you have a million and one things on your plate. One error you could make is deducting the wrong amount from employee wages. Correcting employment taxes is necessary if you withhold too much or too little from your employees’ paychecks. This article provides an overview of employment taxes […]

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Women’s History Month – Monica Bertagnnolli, MD

by Sandra Gabe @ AAUW California

Sat Mar 03 07:12:32 PST 2018

Women’s History Month generally honors women of the past for their contributions to society and their fights for equality. However, presently there are strong women who are currently achieving amazing feats while breaking through tough barriers. Therefore, I would like to tell Monica Bertagnolli’s story – her strengths in the sciences and her struggles to […]

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Questions About State Tournament?

by Girod @ California Odyssey of the Mind

Wed Mar 14 15:30:19 PDT 2018

Check out the state website. The answers can be found under the TOURNAMENT section on the home page. If you want complete detailed information it can be found at the top right of the home page under the STATE tab. Questions about pins, food, maps, and more can all be found under the STATE tab. … Continue reading Questions About State Tournament? →

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Consult This Employee Termination Checklist to Keep Things Running Smoothly

by Rachel Gray @ Payroll Tips, Training, and News

Wed Mar 07 05:10:00 PST 2018

Employees leave companies every day to pursue growth opportunities, accommodate personal lives, or experience change. As an employer, you hope employees won’t leave your business, but you know this is wishful thinking. When an employee resigns, you need to know what to do. The average annual overall turnover rate is 19%, according to SHRM. If […]

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Sharyn Siebert 2018 Election Bio

by Sandra Gabe @ AAUW California

Tue Feb 27 11:48:13 PST 2018

Sharyn Siebert, Director Candidate Describe any previous Branch positions and years you served. 2004-5 Vice President 2005-6 Co-Secretary 2006-8 Membership Vice President 2008-10 President 2010-12 EF funds 2012-14 Co-membership Vice President 2014-16 Co-President 2010-present IBC chair Describe any AAUW California positions and years you served. 2010-present Interbranch liaison/branch support committee In this position successfully recruited […]

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Labor Law Updates expected in 2018 and What You’ll Need to Do as an Employer

by Ed @ Labor Law Education Center: Learn About Labor Laws in Your State

Mon Oct 23 11:37:19 PDT 2017

As Labor Day has come and gone and the end of the year quickly approaches, now is the time employers should educate themselves on expected labor law changes in 2018. While 2018 is still months away, we have gone ahead and gathered a full list of all the updates to be on the lookout for...

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Volunteer for the State Tournament TODAY

by Girod @ California Odyssey of the Mind

Sat Mar 17 15:12:24 PDT 2018

ONE WEEK until the California state tournament!! Every team is REQUIRED to provide a two-hour volunteer. And, if your team cannot provide a judge for the tournament, then you are required to fulfill two volunteer slots. Now that the schedule is out, there’s no reason to delay signing up for your time. We can’t run … Continue reading Volunteer for the State Tournament TODAY →

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DID YOU KNOW? A California Provision Grants New Entities Relief from the Annual Minimum Tax

by Kacy @ CLAS Information Services

Mon Dec 05 14:38:41 PST 2016

If you are preparing to file paperwork with the California Secretary of State’s office to establish a new business entity, please take note! There is a provision in California law that provides newly established business entities (i.e. Corporations, LLCs, LPs and LLPs) relief from the requirement to pay the $800 annual minimum tax. Under the

California Break Laws, What Must My Employer Provide?

by Kevin Panahi @ RecoverMyWages.com

Sun Sep 24 08:02:24 PDT 2017

California break laws require that employers provide non-exempt employees with rest periods and meal periods during the workday. These laws have been implemented to prevent employees from working long hours in poor working conditions. They provide that employees are entitled to a 10-minute net rest break for every 4 hours of work (or major fraction […]

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Will the Courts Accept a Jury Duty Excuse Letter If You’re in a Pinch?

by Rachel Gray @ Payroll Tips, Training, and News

Mon Mar 19 05:10:23 PDT 2018

Sometimes, you or your employees’ personal responsibilities conflict with your business. For many small businesses, if you miss work or lose an employee for an extended period of time, there can be harmful effects on productivity in the workplace. But if you or an employee are called in for jury duty, you might not have […]

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Answers to 18 Payroll Questions You Are Dying to Ask

by Rachel Gray @ Payroll Tips, Training, and News

Mon Mar 05 05:10:18 PST 2018

For some business owners, running payroll might be like learning a foreign language. You are a master of your business idea, not the administrative responsibilities that come with it. Because you might not be familiar with these responsibilities, you might have some payroll questions. Payroll questions and answers When you become an employer, you need […]

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Community Service Partners

by tfischer @ Office of Human Resources | University of La Verne

Wed Oct 08 17:46:01 PDT 2014

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Minimum Wage Updates for 2018

by Ed @ Labor Law Education Center: Learn About Labor Laws in Your State

Wed Nov 08 10:19:23 PST 2017

The United States Federal Minimum Wage has not seen an increase since 2009. Many states and cities believe that too much time has passed since an increase and law makers are taking the matter into their own hands and are implementing increases that they believe are in the best interest of their citizens. Many high...

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What Is an FEIN?

by Mike Kappel @ Payroll Tips, Training, and News

Mon Feb 26 05:10:00 PST 2018

When you run a business, you must meet many IRS requirements. You might need an FEIN to identify your business on documents like payroll tax forms. What does FEIN mean? What is an FEIN? FEIN is an acronym for Federal Employer Identification Number, also known as an EIN. This unique, nine-digit number is used by […]

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CLAS Releases Online UCC Searching in Hawaii, Louisiana, Michigan and Tennesee

by Kacy @ CLAS Information Services

Mon Nov 28 08:52:32 PST 2016

CLAS Information Services is pleased to announce that we have added four new states to our DIY Search System™. Users can now log in to the system and perform UCC searches in Hawaii, Louisiana, Michigan and Tennessee. DIY Search™ users enjoy anytime, anywhere access to UCC and lien searches using the most accurate, current lien data

December 2016 State Holidays

by Kacy @ CLAS Information Services

Mon Nov 28 15:06:45 PST 2016

Please note state filing offices occasionally make last-minute changes to their holiday closing schedules. We will update this list as we become aware of any such changes. Date State(s)  Holiday Friday, December 23 AR, IL, KY, LA, MI, MS, NC, OK, SC, TN, TX, VA, WV, WI  Christmas Eve (observed) Monday, December 26 All States Closed

How to Research a Donation

by Sandra Gabe @ AAUW California

Sat Mar 24 06:49:44 PDT 2018

The Members Services Database (MSD) allows branch finance officers to confirm that the funds donated by your branch members went to the intended fund. Using this tool you can view and verify donations for the past 24 months. Confirming donations is important because there are many options a member can choose when donating online. Sometimes […]

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At Will Employment California, Can My Boss Fire Me At Anytime?

by Kevin Panahi @ RecoverMyWages.com

Wed Feb 15 23:09:12 PST 2017

At Will Employment California law provides that your employer can terminate you at any time, for any legal reason, so long as you are not employed under a contract for a specified term. In other words, pursuant to Labor Code section 2922, your employer can fire you at its own will for almost any reason, […]

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Requesting Your Employment Records & Personnel File (Sample Letter)

by Kevin Panahi @ RecoverMyWages.com

Sat Oct 07 07:40:14 PDT 2017

You may have recently had some suspicions regarding your employer’s human resources practices. You may believe that your employer failed to properly account for the hours you worked, failed to pay you overtime, or terminated you for an unlawful reason. But before you drive down to the California labor board and file a wage claim, […]

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RAPIDS Appointment Scheduler User Guide – Schedule Your Military ID Card Appointment Online

by Ryan Guina @ The Military Wallet

Mon Nov 27 11:51:53 PST 2017

Getting a new military ID card can be a simple process if you’re on active duty. You can usually just go to your base personnel office or Pass & ID center during office hours, sign up on the waiting list, and get a new card issued within the hour. But you may need to schedule [...]

Minimum Wage Updates for 2017

by admin2 @ Labor Law Education Center: Learn About Labor Laws in Your State

Thu Feb 02 09:39:45 PST 2017

Whereas minimum wage increment is a debate that continues to dominate political and economic discussions with a ceaselessly growing number of both opponents and proponents across the U.S, the same has experienced some steady progress in a number of states, and one of those is Florida.   Minimum Wage Update in States The other states...

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New Federal Veterans ID Card Now Available – How to Apply for the New VIC

by Ryan Guina @ The Military Wallet

Mon Dec 04 10:05:11 PST 2017

Update – January, 2018: VA Again Accepting ID Card Applications. The VA began accepting applications for the Veterans Identification Cards at the end of November 2017. Shortly afterward, the VA announced they were unable to process ID card requests due to the overwhelming response. Veterans were instructed to submit their email address on a waining [...]

2016 Administrative Holiday Schedule

by tfischer @ Office of Human Resources | University of La Verne

Wed Nov 25 08:51:06 PST 2015

2016 Administrative Holiday Schedule 2016 Holiday Schedule Friday, January 1, 2016 New Year’s Day 2016 Monday, January 18, 2016 Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Birthday Monday, February 15, 2016 President’s Day Friday, March 25, 2016 Good Friday Monday, May 30, 2016 Memorial Day Monday, July 4, 2016 Independence Day Monday, September 5, 2016 Labor Day … Read More

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A Complete Guide to Gratuity & Tip Laws in California

by Kevin Panahi @ RecoverMyWages.com

Wed Jan 03 03:10:34 PST 2018

Employees in the hospitality industry already have it tough enough dealing with difficult customers who demand the world from them. Having to understand the minefield that is California tip laws is something they probably don’t want to deal with. This is especially the case when faced with disputes over tip skimming with their employers or […]

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Trees for Troops – Free Christmas Trees for Eligible Military Families

by Lizann Lightfoot @ The Military Wallet

Fri Nov 24 08:57:56 PST 2017

When my husband was deployed to Afghanistan, he often mentioned how depressingly sandy and brown it was there. He dreamed of seeing anything green and alive that would remind him of home. Imagine the impact on his unit when they received a live Christmas tree from America at their forward operating base. With a live [...]

5 Important Tips to Know Before Buying Labor Law Posters

by Ed @ Labor Law Education Center: Learn About Labor Laws in Your State

Wed Oct 12 08:37:18 PDT 2016

Every company, no matter size or industry, has the obligation to comply with certain labor laws; and many of those laws require employers to post notices in their workplace.  Before buying labor law posters, there are a few things that companies should know: Does the labor law poster company provide a guarantee, and are they...

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When to Pay Employees for FLSA Hours Worked

by Kaylee Riley @ Payroll Tips, Training, and News

Wed Mar 28 05:15:18 PDT 2018

When nonexempt employees are doing their primary job duties, it’s easy to tell that they are working. Their working time should be compensated. But, when nonexempt employees are not doing their main job duties, it can be more difficult to tell if they are working and if they should be compensated. The Fair Labor Standards […]

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Must Employers Pay Overtime for Salaried Employees?

by Kevin Panahi @ RecoverMyWages.com

Mon Dec 12 16:27:36 PST 2016

Depending on who you ask during your next trip to the water cooler about whether employers must pay overtime for salaried employees you may get a different answer. This is because of the complexities surrounding overtime pay law, and the difficulty most people have in understanding overtime exemptions. One thing is for sure, the generally […]

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Odyssey of the Mind 2017-18 Season Is Almost HERE

by Girod @ California Odyssey of the Mind

Thu Jul 20 08:54:04 PDT 2017

IT’S TIME!!! Register your organization TODAY! What time is it? It is time to to get your school or organization signed up for Odyssey of the Mind. Be one of the first to have those problems in hand when they get mailed out.  There are three simple steps. 3 Steps to Paying Membership Fees: National … Continue reading Odyssey of the Mind 2017-18 Season Is Almost HERE →

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How to Calculate a Raise

by Rachel Gray @ Payroll Tips, Training, and News

Wed Mar 14 05:10:09 PDT 2018

Employees have money on their minds. According to a Gallup poll, 59% of employees were not completely satisfied with their current pay. And, one SHRM survey found that 44% of respondents said they would leave their job to make more money elsewhere. To avoid losing their top employees, many businesses offer pay raises. Learn why employee […]

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5 Labor Rights Every Cannabis Worker Should Know

by Kevin Panahi @ RecoverMyWages.com

Wed Dec 07 23:05:19 PST 2016

Demand for cannabis workers is forecasted to grow substantially in the state of California with the passage of proposition 64, which legalizes recreational marijuana. In fact, by 2026 many experts have projected that the cannabis industry is expected to generate a whopping fifty billion dollars. Startups in the marijuana industry are quickly popping up everywhere, […]

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2016 Administrative Holiday Schedule

by tfischer @ Office of Human Resources | University of La Verne

Wed Nov 25 08:55:40 PST 2015

2016 Administrative Holiday Schedule Friday, January 1, 2016 New Year’s Day 2016 Monday, January 18, 2016 Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Birthday Monday, February 15, 2016 President’s Day Friday, March 25, 2016 Good Friday Monday, May 30, 2016 Memorial Day Monday, July 4, 2016 Independence Day Monday, September 5, 2016 Labor Day Thursday/Friday, November 24 … Read More

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2017 Veterans Day Freebies, Retail Discounts, and Special Offers

by Ryan Guina @ The Military Wallet

Mon Nov 06 13:09:36 PST 2017

Veterans Day is a time to celebrate the service of those who have sacrificed so much to keep us safe. While military members don’t serve for recognition, it’s nice to know that many companies and organizations set aside a day to honor their service. This page lists a variety of Veterans Day offers for our [...]

Terminal Leave: Take it or Sell it Back? – Pros and Cons of Both Options

by Forrest Baumhover @ The Military Wallet

Thu Dec 14 20:44:58 PST 2017

There are any number of articles out in the web-space about whether you should take terminal leave upon retirement or separation, vice selling back your unused leave. Ryan Guina’s Cash Money Life article is a very good primer on why this should be considered on a case-by-case basis, and why each decision on whether to take terminal leave is a personal one.

Exempt vs. Non Exempt Employee: A California Law Guide

by Kevin Panahi @ RecoverMyWages.com

Sat Sep 23 08:32:01 PDT 2017

California and Federal labor law provide employees basic rights such as minimum wage, overtime, and meal periods. Unfortunately, many different types of workers are “exempt” from obtaining these rights. Determining if an individual is an exempt employee in California requires a complicated analysis, usually best served by an employment attorney well versed in the law. […]

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Lynne Batchelor 2018 Election Bio

by Sandra Gabe @ AAUW California

Tue Feb 27 11:49:21 PST 2018

Lynne Batchelor, Secretary Candidate Talk about any AAUW National conventions you have attended. I have attended all national conventions in Washington DC in the past 12 years including the one in 2017. I attended the previous convention in San Diego as well as two in other locations. Describe any AAUW National positions and years you […]

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April 2017 State Holidays

by Kacy @ CLAS Information Services

Thu Mar 30 11:08:06 PDT 2017

Please note state filing offices occasionally make last-minute changes to their holiday closing schedules. We will update this list as we become aware of any such changes. Date State(s)  Holiday Friday, April 14 CT, DE, HI, IN, KY, LA,  NC, ND, NJ, TN, TX   Good Friday Monday, April 17 DC   Emancipation Day Monday,

Maternity Leave in California – A Practical Law Guide (2018)

by Kevin Panahi @ RecoverMyWages.com

Thu Dec 21 17:12:07 PST 2017

You just found out that you are pregnant. Tense thoughts are racing through your head as you frantically decide how you will grapple with your aggressive employer about taking maternity leave in California. A feeling of anxiety sinks in as you ponder about the financial burdens that are in store, the backlog of paperwork on […]

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2018 VA Service-Connected Disability Compensation Rates

by Ryan Guina @ The Military Wallet

Wed Jan 03 12:43:36 PST 2018

The 2018 Cost of Living Adjustment for VA disability compensation of 2.0% was the largest COLA increase in six years. This rate increase followed rate increase of 0.3% in 2017, and no rate increase in 2016. The following article explains VA Service Connected Disability Ratings, how VA disability compensation works, and shows the 2018 VA Disability [...]

Women’s History Month – “Get out of my Race”

by Sandra Gabe @ AAUW California

Wed Mar 14 00:18:20 PDT 2018

“Get out of my Race” or Why Kathrine Switzer Inspired Me by Jane Niemeier, Co-President Elect Where I went to high school in northeastern Indiana in the 1960s, there were no school-sponsored sports for girls, not one. Girls all had to take physical education for two years, and there was a nine-week quarter of basketball […]

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February 2017 State Holidays

by Kacy @ CLAS Information Services

Fri Feb 03 12:48:42 PST 2017

Please note state filing offices occasionally make last-minute changes to their holiday closing schedules. We will update this list as we become aware of any such changes. Date State(s)  Holiday Monday, February 13 CT, IL, MO, NY Lincoln’s Birthday Monday, February 20 AL, AK, AZ, AR, CA, CO, CT, DC, HI, ID, IL, ME, MD,

January 2017 Legislation Alerts

by Kacy @ CLAS Information Services

Tue Dec 27 15:56:44 PST 2016

Two states (Alabama and California) have new business entity laws taking effect during the month of January. Please see below for summaries of the laws that will go into effect at the first of the new year. ALABAMA Effective Date: January 1, 2017 Entities Affected: Limited Partnerships House Bill 202, effective January 1, 2017, repeals the current

Deanna Arthur 2018 Election Bio

by Sandra Gabe @ AAUW California

Tue Feb 27 11:42:48 PST 2018

Deanna Arthur, Director Candidate Describe any previous Branch positions and years you served. President, President-Elect, Vice-President Membership, Vice-President AAUW Fund, Treasurer and more Describe any AAUW California positions and years you served. Secretary, 2015-Current, Nominating Chair, Nominating Committee Member, Branch Support Local Arrangements Chair, and more. Talk about any AAUW California conventions you attended in […]

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2017 Veterans Day Free Meals and Discounts – Over 100 Free Meals!

by Ryan Guina @ The Military Wallet

Fri Nov 10 06:53:31 PST 2017

Updated: Nov 11, 2017. Happy Veterans Day! There are many restaurants and companies who want to thank our veterans by providing them with discounts or a free meal. To those companies offering veterans a free meal or discount, the military community gives a collective thanks! Download a PDF of these Veterans Day free meals and [...]

Top Four Overtime Laws To Know In California

by Kevin Panahi @ RecoverMyWages.com

Wed Jan 03 02:09:39 PST 2018

California Overtime laws were historically implemented to put financial pressure on employers to hire additional staff and to protect employees in weak bargaining positions from being overworked. The idea was to dis-incentivize employers by making it costly to task employees with unreasonably long work hours, and instead encourage employers to split the workload among new […]

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2018 AAUW California Elections & Nomination Process

by psladmin @ AAUW California

Thu Mar 01 07:35:31 PST 2018

Our bylaws limit the AAUW California Board of Directors to twelve members, including President, President-Elect, Secretary, Chief Financial Officer (CFO) and Directors (at large). In 2018 we are voting to elect six positions: Secretary (two-year term 2018-2020) 5 Directors (two-year term 2018-2020) There will be a 3 week voting period from April 22nd – May 12th, […]

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Calomer Scholarships for California High School Seniors

by Girod @ California Odyssey of the Mind

Thu Dec 28 13:26:37 PST 2017

Calomer Scholarships Program Coaches and Division III High School Seniors: California Odyssey of the Mind is excited to offer a scholarship program for Division III California High School Seniors. We invite participants to apply for the scholarships during their senior year of high school. The applicant must have been active on an Odyssey Team for … Continue reading Calomer Scholarships for California High School Seniors →

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CLARIFICATION Deadline

by Girod @ California Odyssey of the Mind

Thu Feb 08 12:03:49 PST 2018

Calling ALL Teams! CLARIFICATION Deadline February 15th! Have you read that problem over and over and over? Have you read it so many times that you know the ins and outs of what the problem is all about? Have you read posted clarifications that have been posted on the national website? THEN… have you read … Continue reading CLARIFICATION Deadline →

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Computer Professional Exemption – A California Guide For Employees

by Kevin Panahi @ RecoverMyWages.com

Sun Oct 22 17:07:49 PDT 2017

Depending on the circumstances, computer programmers, computer systems analyst, software engineers, and other similarly skilled workers can be exempt from overtime under California law as well as the Federal Fair Labor Standards Act (“FLSA”). Applicability of the computer professional exemption for California employees is determined by a narrow test that examines: (1) the level of […]

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MiraCosta College – AAUW Women’s History Month

by Sandra Gabe @ AAUW California

Fri Mar 09 08:05:38 PST 2018

MiraCosta College is hosting the following events in March and April 2018 to support Women’s History Month Download the poster HERE. Thursday, 3/01 Thoughtful Thursday: No Nascas 2:00 PM – 3:00 PM in the Social Justice & Equity Center(OC3445) Discuss Puerto Rican women’s experiences with reproductive control in the 20th century. Thursday, 3/08 College Hour: International Women’s […]

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How Do I Sue My Employer In California?

by Kevin Panahi @ RecoverMyWages.com

Fri Jul 28 12:15:13 PDT 2017

An unanswered question that frequently pops up in the minds of most disgruntled California workers is simply “How Do I Sue My Employer in California?” The nuts and bolts of litigation can often be an intimidating topic to research, and most workers choose to hire attorneys to represent them. Nevertheless, this post will attempt to […]

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Reporting California Labor Law Violations

by Kevin Panahi @ RecoverMyWages.com

Fri Aug 18 23:47:54 PDT 2017

Reporting a California Labor Law violation can be a frightening but necessary task for aggrieved workers subjected to wage theft. Sometimes filing a wage claim seeking monetary compensation is not enough because it’s personal. If you are facing a similar scenario, reporting a violation to the Bureau of Field Enforcement (“BOFE”) might be the perfect […]

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Top 4 Labor Law Rights Every Brand Ambassador Should Know

by Kevin Panahi @ RecoverMyWages.com

Mon Jan 02 15:29:13 PST 2017

Brand ambassador jobs have grown substantially in the past five years as companies look to expand their recognition. Temp agencies, serving as the middle men between large corporations and brand ambassadors, have profited extensively as a result. But as others have benefited from this lucrative industry, brand ambassadors have found themselves victims of wage theft. […]

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College of Law Adjunct Faculty Posting

by tfischer @ Office of Human Resources | University of La Verne

Tue Jun 13 10:10:20 PDT 2017

The College of Law is seeking qualified candidates for part-time, adjunct faculty positions. Part-time faculty will teach evening and/or weekend classes. All instructors are required to have a minimum of a Juris Doctorate, teaching experience, and related professional experience. We are looking for adjuncts to teach in all areas, but in particular are looking for … Read More

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Community Service Partners

by tfischer @ Office of Human Resources | University of La Verne

Wed Oct 08 17:44:57 PDT 2014

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Equal Pay Day and Equal Pay 2018

by Sandra Gabe @ AAUW California

Sun Mar 04 06:53:29 PST 2018

HIGHLIGHTING THE PAY GAP AAUW is committed to supporting “fairness in compensation, equitable access and advancement in employment, and vigorous enforcement of employment antidiscrimination statutes.” Equal Pay Day 2018 is April 10. But the fight for equal pay and workplace equity for women continues all year long through legislative advocacy, branch and IBC programs and […]

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A Look at Federal, State, and Local Minimum Wages

by Mike Kappel @ Payroll Tips, Training, and News

Wed Mar 21 05:30:00 PDT 2018

You can’t just pay your employees any amount you want. You must follow federal, state, and local laws that set minimum wages. What is minimum wage? Minimum wage is the lowest amount you can pay an employee per hour of work. You can pay more than the minimum wage, but you should never pay less […]

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California Vacation Law – A Rundown

by Kevin Panahi @ RecoverMyWages.com

Sat Jan 06 13:24:31 PST 2018

Vacation time is an essential benefit needed to prevent exhaustion in employees. It grants them time away from work to clear their head, relax, pursue hobbies, and spend quality time with family and friends. For this reason, it is vital that employees understand the vacation laws in California, and the rules that govern the accrual […]

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California Labor Board Complaint – How To File

by Kevin Panahi @ RecoverMyWages.com

Tue Aug 01 17:12:44 PDT 2017

Workers frequently encounter wage and hour violations in the workplace but are often too intimidated to pursue a claim against their employers in civil court. Time constraints, expenses, the potential for verbal confrontation, and the adversarial nature of litigation discourages most workers. Fortunately, there is an alternative! Instead of filing a civil action seeking judicial […]

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The California Professional Exemption Explained

by Kevin Panahi @ RecoverMyWages.com

Fri Oct 06 11:46:26 PDT 2017

Are you aware of the rules used to classify an employee as an exempt professional under California law? Unlike the more strictly quantitative outside sales exemption salary basis test, California’s professional exemption relies on numerous tests, connected to both job description and salary. It is essential to understand exactly what these standards and tests mean […]

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Outside Sales Exemption To California Employment Law – A 2018 Guide

by Kevin Panahi @ RecoverMyWages.com

Fri Sep 29 21:31:37 PDT 2017

Are you unsure if California’s outside sales exemption might apply to you and your position? Are you concerned that you may have been misclassified by your employer? Both federal and California laws include several categories of workers which are considered exempt from certain types of fundamental employee rights. One of these classes is that of […]

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Are Unpaid Internships Legal in California? A Law Guide for Interns

by Kevin Panahi @ RecoverMyWages.com

Fri Oct 13 11:03:17 PDT 2017

Unpaid Internships in California have seen a steady increase over the years. It’s easy to see why – internships give students and other young adults a way to obtain real-time, hands-on experience in fields they hope to pursue. They also offer large companies a nearly endless source of free labor to stock their offices with. […]

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Melanie Wade 2018 Election Bio

by Sandra Gabe @ AAUW California

Tue Feb 27 08:00:49 PST 2018

Melanie Wade, Director Candidate Describe any previous Branch positions and years you served. Danville-Alamo-Walnut Creek branch: President, 2016-18; President-Elect, 2015-16; Local Scholarship Chair: 2015-16; Programs Co-VP, 2014-15; Website Management Team, 2014-present; Website Manager, 2013-14 Describe any AAUW California positions and years you served. None to date. Talk about any AAUW California conventions you attended in […]

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Will you commit to fighting back for students’ rights?

by Sandra Gabe @ AAUW California

Fri Mar 09 08:22:03 PST 2018

Plain and simple: students should be able to go to schools free from sex discrimination. But U.S. Secretary of Education Betsy DeVos has already taken action to roll back protections for survivors of sexual assault under the law. The Department of Education has stated that it plans to change Title IX’s regulations, which could weaken […]

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Women’s History Month – Dr. Elizabeth Blackwell

by Sandra Gabe @ AAUW California

Sun Mar 11 09:28:31 PDT 2018

Dr. Elizabeth Blackwell, the first woman in America to receive a medical degree, was born in England in 1821 and moved with her family to the United States as a young child. She studied privately with male doctors who supported her cause. After being rejected by 29 medical schools, Blackwell was finally admitted to New […]

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A Guide to Wrongful Termination in California

by Kevin Panahi @ RecoverMyWages.com

Wed Feb 15 18:32:27 PST 2017

Employees often have difficulty understanding what wrongful termination in California is, and distinguishing between a proper and improper firing by their employer. This is often due to the complicated nature of the employment relationship. The following article will guide workers trying to determine if they have actionable claims against their employers. This article is by […]

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The California Executive Exemption

by Kevin Panahi @ RecoverMyWages.com

Thu Mar 15 09:47:40 PDT 2018

Have you ever wondered why many employers give fancy titles to rank-and-file employees who don’t have high-level duties that correspond with their titles? The answer is simple, employers use these titles to boost morale and make employees feel important without actually paying them salaries that reflect those extravagant titles. You see, California’s Labor Code has […]

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What You Need to Know About a Qualifying Life Event

by Rachel Gray @ Payroll Tips, Training, and News

Mon Mar 12 05:10:40 PDT 2018

Employees have a window of time each year to sign up for certain types of employer-sponsored insurance. Although this open enrollment period takes place at the end of each year for all employees, an employee can add or remove coverage at any time of the year if they have a qualifying life event. What is […]

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Should You Offer a Nonqualified Deferred Compensation Plan?

by Mike Kappel @ Payroll Tips, Training, and News

Mon Mar 26 05:10:00 PDT 2018

You know employees like employer-sponsored benefits. As an employer, offering benefits is advantageous for your business, too. A nonqualified deferred compensation plan is one type of benefit that both you and your employees can enjoy. Find out what a nonqualified deferred compensation plan is, why you might consider offering it, and how to set it […]

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2017 Service Year Award Recipients

by tfischer @ Office of Human Resources | University of La Verne

Tue May 02 11:01:52 PDT 2017

5 Years Claire Angelici Rosalilia Gradilla Rita Marinoble Jennifer Cady Christen Guzman Lierin McClure Derek Cassell Judy Holiday Liberty McCoy Douglas Chun Shan Jiang Juli Minoves Triquell Brian Clocksin Garth Jones Vanessa Morales Thomas Cobos Roy Kwon Carrie O’Connor Jeanne Cockrell Michele LeGrand Jose Perez-Gonzalez Heidy Contreras Lisa Lester Andrew Rice Valerie Cummings Li-Fen Liu … Read More

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Child Welfare

by Leticia Lachberg @ Ventura County

Thu Feb 22 11:23:44 PST 2018

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