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Tech Talk: Cyber Laws Continue to Proliferate
While the federal government attempts to pass laws regulating cybersecurity, state laws continue to proliferate. Employers need to be aware of the legal landscape in...
Survey News
New for 2020 New Membership Benefit for Utah Grandfathered Members in 2020 For decades, Employers Council has published wage and benefit surveys. Until now, Utah Grandfathered members...
Financial Wellness Programs Benefit both Employers and Employees
While employee wellness programs focused on physical health remain the most popular wellness offerings, organizations are recognizing the interrelationship between the physical, financial, work, and...
Suicide Prevention in the Workplace
Supporting and empowering our members to look at their workforce and the challenges they face is a constant conversation we have here at Employers Council....
It’s Not About Me: An Ethical Reminder
As we begin a new decade, the ethical fiber of employers and employees will be challenged. The paradox of hyper-connectivity and isolation, as well as...
Economic Perspective
Employers Council has prepared this Economic Perspective summary to assist the decision makers of member organizations. The economic data contained in these charts represent a...
Update on the Proposed Colorado Overtime & Minimum Pay Standards
On Monday, December 16, 2019, the Colorado Department of Labor and Employment (CDLE) held a public hearing on the proposed Colorado Overtime & Minimum Pay...
Onboarding Public Sector Employees Unfamiliar with the Public Sector
Study after study shows how vital onboarding new employees is, and how it can lead to either job satisfaction or an exit from the organization....
You Asked: An Employee Quits and Didn’t Return the Company Computer: What Now?
So you want to charge an employee for lost, stolen damaged or failure to return equipment? Or for that matter, you overpaid an employee, and...