17Jul
Get Ready – EEOC to Begin Collecting Pay Data Starting July 15, 2019
For businesses with 100 or more employees, now is a good time to begin reviewing internal systems and coordinating with vendors to collect employee pay information to submit to the EEOC....
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Locke Lord LLP
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