Intro - 5 Min
Current Events
Pay News Updates - 10 Min
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Brian (5 min) https://www.cbsnews.com/news/kamala-harris-donald-trump-tax-plan-impact-on-your-paycheck/
Tax Proposals from Candidates:Former President Donald Trump aims to extend the 2017 Tax Cuts and Jobs Act, eliminate taxes on tips and Social Security income, and lower the corporate tax rate.Vice President Kamala Harris proposes increasing tax benefits for families and raising the corporate tax rate to offset the costs of expanded tax credits.Trumps helps all but mostly the top 1% and .01%Harris benefit lower income more and hurt the 1% and .01% Both plans add the the US debt regardless of their offset planning Experts say that both plans will lead to higher interest rates and that neither plan addresses the overall economic situation.
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MAIN TOPICS - 10 min
BRIAN NOTES (5 min) 1. NYC Retail Employers with 20+ Employees:If you own a retail business in New York City with 20 or more employees, here are the key rules you need to follow:No On-Call Scheduling: You can't require employees to be available to work without a set schedule. This means no on-call shifts where employees might have to come in at short notice.72-Hour Notice: You must give employees at least 72 hours' notice if you need to cancel their shift, add hours, or make any changes. If a change is made, the employee must consent in writing.Posting Schedules: A hard copy of the work schedule must be posted at least 72 hours in advance at the workplace. Employees are allowed to request a copy of their schedule and can refuse to work shifts that aren't included in the posted schedule​(
2. NYC Fast Food Chains with 30+ Locations:If you manage a fast food restaurant that's part of a chain with 30 or more locations across the U.S., here are the scheduling rules you need to be aware of:Good Faith Schedule Estimate: When hiring a new employee, you must provide a good faith estimate of their weekly work hours and give them their work schedule at least 14 days in advance.Schedule Change Premiums: If you make any changes to the schedule with less than 14 days' notice, you have to pay the employee extra. The amount ranges from $10 to $75, depending on how last-minute the change is and what type of change it is (e.g., adding or subtracting hours, changing, or canceling shifts).Clopening Ban: Employees cannot be required to work back-to-back closing and opening shifts (less than 11 hours apart) unless they consent in writing. If they do work such shifts, you must pay them an additional $100.Offering Additional Hours: If you have open shifts, you need to offer them to current employees before hiring new workers​(
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