Employment

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North Carolina Child Labor Laws About Babysitting

by: Jessica Zimmer

In a time when many parents work outside the home, babysitting is a vital service in our society. It is important to know how old an individual needs to be legally to babysit. Federal and North Carolina state child labor laws provide little guidance ...

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by Michelle Nati

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by Michelle Nati

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New Mexico does not legally define part-time work. Employers ...more

How to File for an Unemployment Extension in New Jersey

In New Jersey, a person claiming unemployment insurance cannot claim ...more

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Nebraska Unemployment Benefits: How Much Will I Receive?

by: Michelle Nati

Nebraskans can earn almost $500 per week in unemployment benefits if they meet the state's eligibility requirements. They must have worked in the past year, be unemployed through no fault of their own, make over a certain amount of money during ...

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Regular Michigan unemployment benefits can last up to 26 weeks. Claimants arriving at the end of their maximum benefits may wish to apply for ...

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What Is the Labor Law About Paying Employees Cash?

by: Madison Garcia

There's nothing wrong with paying employees in cash. However, both the employer and the employee must report the cash wages and pay taxes on them. Failing to do so can result in huge penalties from the state and federal government.

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How to Legally Take Donations

by: Maya Austen

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