Quarterly Update

CYB’s Quarterly Law and Court Update

Hello to all of our wonderful clients!

As your HR team, we want to keep you up to date on all things HR and employee related. Please read on to learn more about important required posting changes, new laws, and court room rulings which might impact how you do business.

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Quarterly Check In

This call will be the best opportunity for us to review how we serve you. If you have any questions about this quarterly update, have upcoming new hires, policy updates, current issues that need addressing, or a training scheduled, this is the perfect time to touch base!

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Colorado Supreme Court

The Colorado Supreme Court has ruled on Nieto v. Clark’s Market, Inc. Employers must pay employees for all earned but unused vacation upon termination of employment. Employers do not need to offer Paid Vacation Time, but once they do, any vacation time earned becomes “wages” under Colorado law.

The U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals

The 4th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals has ruled that, even with no evidence the supervisor himself was gay, calling a male employee gay and making sexually explicit, derogatory remarks, and physically assaulting the employee, was still same-sex sexual harassment.

COVID-19 State Updates

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Pennsylvania

The COVID-19 specific posting requirements for Philadelphia have expired and are no longer required. The COVID-19 poster may be removed by employers in this city.

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Utah

Starting this month, some employers in the casino, hospitality, stadium, and travel industries will need to offer their former employees who were laid off or furloughed due to COVID-19 the opportunity to return to work.

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New York

New York has lifted their remaining COVID-19 restrictions for most industries. COVID-19 rules are still in effect for large scale indoor venues and several public sectors.

Quarterly Update

Federal Update

The Employer Rights under the FFCRA poster is no longer required to be displayed by employers. It may optionally be displayed by employers who choose to provide paid leave under the Families First Coronavirus Response Act (FFCRA).

 

Federal Contractor

If you are a Contractor with the Federal Government, the poster titled “Worker Rights Under Executive Order 13658 (minimum wage)” has been updated to an hourly rate of $10.95. If this applies to you, please print the updated version and display properly.

 

State Updates

Each state with updates is listed. The poster(s) with changes are listed. If you believe you have any out of date posters, please contact us at hr@cybhumanresources.com, or book a call with us.

Alaska
  • Minimum Wage
Arizona
  • Minimum Wage
California
  • If you have more than 25 employees: COVID-19 Paid Sick Leave post must be displayed.
  • Minimum Wage poster now displays the minimum wage rates for 2021 through 2023.
Colorado
  • The following postings have been updated:
    • COMPS Order
    • Paid Sick Leave, Whistleblowing, and Personal Protective Equipment
District of Columbia
  • The following postings have been updated:
    • COVID-19 Leave During Public Health Emergency
    • Minimum Wage
Florida
  • The following postings have been updated:
    • Workers’ Compensation
    • Minimum Wage
Idaho
  • Minor changes have been made to the following posters:
    • Unemployment Insurance
    • Discrimination
    • Minimum Wage
Illinois
  • Additional information has been added to the VESSA poster in 2021.
    • The law requiring the information took effect in 2020, but the information was released this year. Please be sure your poster is up to date.
Louisiana
  • Additional information has been added to the Earned Income Credit (EIC) poster in April of 2021.
    • The law requiring this information took effect in January of 2021. Please be sure your poster is up to date.
Maine
  • The following postings have been updated:
    • Regulation of Employment
    • Minimum Wage
Massachusetts
  • The poster titled, “COVID-19 Emergency Paid Sick Leave” will be required until September 30, 2021 or the funding runs out. Please have this poster posted until either of those events.
Michigan
  • Minimum Wage
Minnesota
  • Minimum Wage
Missouri
  • Minimum Wage
Montana
  • Recommended – but not Mandatory – Minimum Wage
Nevada
  • The following postings have been updated:
    • Minimum Wage
    • Overtime
    • Rules to be Observed
    • AB 190
    • SB 209
    • AB 307
    • Job Safety and Health
    • Workers’ Compensation
New Jersey
  • Minimum Wage
New Mexico
  • Minimum Wage
Oregon
  • The following postings have been updated:
    • Minimum Wage
    • Equal Pay
    • Family Leave
    • Sick Time
Pennsylvania
  • Only applies to companies with 50 or more employees.
    • COVID-19 Pandemic Paid Sick Leave
South Dakota
  • Not required – minimum wage
Utah
  • Unemployment Insurance
Washington
  • The following postings have been updated:
    • Your Rights as a Worker
    • Minimum Wage
    • Paid Family Leave