ICE quietly rewrote its I-9 inspection playbook for the first time since 1997, and errors your team could once fix on the spot now carry per-form fines. Here’s what got reclassified and where to check your files first.
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In this HR Hotline Q&A, an HR Hero subscriber asked whether employees sent to supervisor school on the company’s dime must also be paid for the time spent there. The FLSA’s answer comes down to four criteria, and this employer meets none of the exceptions.