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Opening a Location in Another State? Pay Attention to Differences in Workplace Laws

When opening a business location in another state, employers must navigate varying state and local workplace laws—such as fair scheduling, overtime, and PTO policies—and can use Swipeclock’s WorkforceHub software to customize compliance management, streamline HR tasks, and reduce labor costs across multiple jurisdictions.

Businesses with employees in one state have plenty of regulations to deal with. When you open a location in another state, it’s even more involved.

Many state laws differ from Federal workplace laws. And some cities and counties have their own employment laws. Employers need to be aware of all the compliance implications.

Here are several issues to address when hiring in more than one location:

  • Fair Scheduling
  • Overtime
  • Seasonal Worker Exemptions
  • Meals and Breaks
  • Uniform Expenses
  • Unemployment Tax
  • PTO Policies

Swipeclock workforce management software can help business owners comply with multiple state workplace regulations. You can customize the software for each location where you have team members.

Set rules for employee classification, overtime, scheduling, accruals, pay rules, job roles, union contracts, and industry regulations. Don’t risk a compliance violation by trying to manage compliance without workforce management.

Swipeclock offers WorkforceHub, a unified Human Resources portal that makes it easy to optimize the performance of your managers, employees, and organization.

WorkforceHub includes TimeWorksPlus, TimeSimplicity, and TimeWorks Mobile. It also includes onboarding, benefits enrollment, performance reviews, and employee engagement features. WorkforceHub is created for busy employers who need to streamline scheduling, automate time and attendance tracking, maintain regulatory compliance, and decrease labor costs.

You can get up and running with WorkforceHub immediately. Contact Swipeclock to request a demo or learn more about becoming a reseller.