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Components of Indemnity

As we head into spring, many transportation contractors are working on final details of contract renewals with their school districts. When reviewing terms of a contract, it is easy to glance over the terms that look boilerplate, but can actually have significant ramifications for your operation. One consequential term often found in transportation contracts, as well as many other types of contracts, is indemnity. Although it may seem routine, contractors should understand what indemnity provisi...
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Overtime and Blended Rates

In school bus operations, most employees are part-time drivers that do not exceed 40 hours of work in a workweek; however, nearly all contractors have some full-time staff that work 40 hours per week. Occasionally, an employee may be assigned to two jobs with different rates of pay, such as a bus driver and office administrator. Accordingly, contractors may decide to pay these employees two different rates of pay, depending on the job being performed. In such cases, there are special considerati...
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EEOC News: Polaris Industries to Pay $55,000 in EEOC Pregnancy Suit

Polaris Industries will pay $55,000 after penalizing a pregnant employee for medically necessary absences and refusing accommodations—a violation of the Pregnant Workers Fairness Act.
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Legal Focus: 2024 Year In Review

2024 brought many significant changes and events that affect the school bus industry. From the extension of the Under the Hood Exemption, to changes and challenges in new laws affecting employers, there was no shortage of news in the past year. Continuing reading for a recap of the year’s most significant events that may have an impact on you and your business.
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Legal Focus: Assuring Compliance with the Fair Credit Reporting Act

School bus contractors are required to comply with many laws and regulations to ensure legal compliance for their operations. Federal Motor Carrier laws and regulations and state Department of Transportation regulations are normally at the forefront of the minds of contractors. However, other laws that apply to the operations of contractors but are not necessarily transportation-related often get overlooked. One such law is the Fair Credit Reporting Act, which many contractors must comply with w...
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The Fine Print: Understanding the Risks of AI-Generated Contracts

Artificial Intelligence (AI) has revolutionized numerous industries, streamlining processes, reducing errors, and increasing efficiency. One of the areas where AI is increasingly being utilized is contract drafting. AI-powered contract drafting tools promise to make the contract creation process faster and more accurate. However, it's essential to exercise caution when using AI for this purpose. In this article, we'll explore the risks and considerations associated with using AI to write...
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Cultivating Excellence: A Guide to Leadership and Management Development

In the dynamic landscape of business, leadership and management development stand as cornerstones for sustainable growth. This guide aims to illuminate the path toward honing leadership skills, nurturing effective managers, and building a robust succession plan for a thriving organizational future.
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