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Workers’ Rights COOP Unit 9
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Employment Checks Background checks-criminal Drug test Lie Detector Test Face Book (Social Network) Test?? Credit Check
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Pay Methods Gross vs. Net Pay Pay Period-weekly, bi-weekly, monthly Deductions-mandatory vs. voluntary
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Types of Pay Hourly-pay per time worked Salary-pay for work to be completed Commission-pay for sales or work Piecework-pay for items as built
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Benefits-Reasons to attract and hold capable personnel to keep up with competition to foster good morale to provide opportunities for advancement and promotion as older workers retire.
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Benefits Health Insurance employers cover almost 80% of the cost PPO Preferred Provider Organization HMO Health Maintenance Organization Family, Single Coverage Percentage Paid by employer—100% single, partial for family
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More Benefits Pension-company vs. 401K Plans Vacation-usually starts with 2 weeks Life Insurance Sick Days, Holidays, Personal Days Car Expense, Daycare, Education
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Fair Labor Standards Act (FSLA)of 1938 Minimum wage Child Labor Laws Overtime-1 ½ times the rate-less than $500,000 in sales can be exempt from paying overtime.
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Legal Rights of Workers Minimum Wage -least amount can be paid Federal $7.25 July 24, 2009 State of IL $8.25 July 1, 2010 **Always get paid the higher of the two ** if under 18 can get paid.50 cheaper if still a student in HS
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Legal Rights of Workers Overtime Pay 1 ½ times the rate if you work over 40 hours a week Certain careers are exempt $500, 000 annual volumes of sales or above if not it is exempt Must be paid hourly to receive
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Legal Rights of Workers Unemployment $51-418 individual per week $498 w/spouse $569 w/kids & spouse based on salary, only through no fault of your own. (as of March 2014)
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Family Emergency Leave Act of 1993 allows employees to have a maximum of 12 weeks leave To handle an emergency-birth, adoption illness Guarantees your job, not necessarily the exact job you had before you left.
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Equal Pay Act of 1963 Must pay woman same amount of money as a man for the same job No differential payments based on sex
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Americans with Disabilities Act of 1990 Must make building and bathrooms handicapped accessible Must have at least 15 employees to comply with this act
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Fair Labor Standards Act of 1938 Established Minimum Wage, Overtime Child Labor Laws Exempts from overtime if-sales are less than $500,000
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Union Actions Strikes -stoppage of work-due to organized efforts due to negotiation breakdown Arbitration -a special group or person decides what is fair for two parties Collective Bargaining -a union makes an agreement on behalf of employers regarding employment policy and pay Grievances and Complaint Process -how workers handle disputes
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