Best Practices for New Employers - Relate Humanly

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The conversation covers essential topics related to employment law and employer best practices. It delves into the classification of employees and independent contractors, hiring processes, at-will employment, overtime regulations, recordkeeping, employee benefits, and compliance requirements. Additionally, it addresses the importance of employee handbooks and workplace posters for legal compliance.TakeawaysProper classification of employees and independent contractors is crucialUnderstanding at-will employment and termination rights is essentialChapters00:00 Employee vs. Independent Contractor Classification09:35 Overtime and Exemptions15:04 Employee Benefits and Compliance

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