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Is your business compliant? California employers are at risk. Workplace regulations are complicated, extensive and costly. Let us help you provide a fair, safe and compliant workplace with our simple, focused, employer-friendly solutions for
California businesses with 0-19 employees.
Need a little direction? Hiring employees in California is complicated! With DESCQ's 1st Steps to Hire Employees Webinar, we help you identify which labor laws apply. Requirements change depending upon the specifics of each business. In this webinar, we will cover how to determine the following preliminary information:
Space is limited. Click "Enroll Now" button below, and then "Classes/Events"
Focus your time and energy with DESCQ's
New Employer "Must-Do" Checklist.
Requirements for hiring employees are streamlined into a convenient and easy-to-follow checklist that covers:
Identify what you need to do to as an employer in California.
This easy-to-follow "Must-Do" HR Guide provides the information employers need to know to get compliant with California's onerous labor laws and regulations. This "Must-Do" HR Guide explains how to accomplish each bullet-point on DESCQ's "Must-Do" HR Checklist and covers the 8 Areas of Labor Laws:
Stay organized with DESCQ's HR TimeSavers. These digital downloads are ready for you to use in your business. Employee trackers, worksheets, templates and more. Comply with ease.
Every employer must obtain Workers' Compensation Insurance which covers employees for ALL work-related injuries, illnesses and death.
Employers have a legal obligation to provide and maintain a safe and healthful workplace. Written safety plans are required for every employer.
Employers must pay and report employee wages, withhold payroll taxes and contribute employer's share of payroll taxes to the IRS and EDD.
Employees must be properly paid for all time worked and given required breaks. Employers must know about overtime, rest and meal breaks, exempt vs. non-exempt, minimum wage etc.
Employers are required to provide certain paid and unpaid personal leaves of absences, including 5 days/40 hours of PAID sick leave.
Very few benefits-like vacation pay, holiday pay, health insurance-are required for micro-employers. There are some things every employer still needs to do.
Employees and job applicants are protected from harassment, discrimination and retaliation based on protected characteristics like race, religion, sexual orientation and national origin. Exactly what an employer needs to do depends upon how many employees they have.
Be sure you know any regulations, required permits, licenses, trainings and more that apply to your specific industry or business.