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DOL to suggest new rules for managers’ overtime, NRA says

The U.S. Department of Labor will likely propose changes before April in the regulations for compensating supervisory personnel like restaurant managers, according to the National Restaurant Association.

Businesses seek to block portion of Seattle minimum wage law

The International Franchise Association argued in court that franchises should not be regarded as big businesses merely because they are part of a large chain.

Proponents say the new law is a religious protection for private employers whose beliefs don’t align with customers’ lifestyles.

The Treasury delivered rules telling employers how they will need to track and report health care information to the IRS under the Affordable Care Act.

Now that California and New Jersey have passed mandates, eyes are turning to Massachusetts, where a paid sick leave requirement is on the ballot.

The department pursued more than 6,000 cases against restaurants in its fiscal 2013, forcing establishments to pay $35 million in back wages.

See if you know what you need to at this point about the rules, regulations and obligations of the Affordable Care Act.

The proposal is supported by Gov. Andrew Cuomo, a strong indicator the measure will pass.

The proposal would grant a tax break to restaurants that provided food to the need instead of throwing it out. But some lawmakers are pushing back, saying it would cost taxpayers money.

A survey of employers finds soaring worries about overtime regulations, joint employer actions and discrimination charges.

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