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AI Is Reallocating Work: What McKinsey's Workforce in Motion Means for Employers
McKinsey Global Institute estimates about 11 million US workers may need to change occupations. What the report says about skills, career pathways, and the employer's role.
One Employee in Texas: Does a Korean Firm Create a US PE?
Hiring one remote employee in Texas can create permanent establishment risk for a Korean company. See the treaty, IRS and Texas franchise tax issues.
What Paid Sick and Prenatal Leave Must NY Employers Give?
New York employers owe paid sick leave of up to 56 or 40 hours, plus separate paid prenatal leave. Here is how each works, per official NY sources.
What Happens If California Final Pay Is Late?
California employers owe final wages immediately or within 72 hours of separation. Missing that deadline can trigger a 30 day waiting time penalty.
Does New York Law Require Salary Ranges in Job Postings?
Yes. NY Labor Law 194-b requires salary ranges in job ads for employers with 4+ workers. See thresholds, penalties, and a compliance checklist.
Does California Law Apply If Your Employer Is Out of State?
Learn when California wage, overtime, and noncompete laws apply to out-of-state employers, based on Labor Code 925, 2802, 16600, and Sullivan v. Oracle.
California Final Paycheck: One Day Late, One Day's Penalty
Learn California's final paycheck deadlines, Labor Code 203 waiting time penalties, vacation payout rules, and how to file a wage claim.