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Pennsylvania Truck Tarping Laws

Across the country, commercial trucks haul $671 billion worth of cargo each year. In Pennsylvania, freight flow in 2013 amounted to 954.8 million tons. Textiles, leather and base metals accounted for the largest amounts of freight shipped from the state while electronics, pharmaceuticals and motor vehicles were the types …

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Pennsylvania Workplace Harassment Statistics

Harassment refers to any verbal, physical or electronic threat, persistent aggression, or unwelcomed behavior directed towards a specific person or persons. Harassment is often linked to discrimination, and targets are typically chosen based on their race, sex, religious beliefs, disability, age, nationality or other differences.  Under Federal and state law, …

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7 Reasons Why the 2016 Presidential Election Matters to Employers

With the 2016 presidential election in full swing, a galaxy of political issues has bombarded American employers. Presented with this jumble of factors, employers must assess which policies best protect their interests.

It’s often difficult to navigate the logic of political debates. With every candidate promising to offer the best …

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5 Common Mistakes Made With FMLA

Eligible employees working for covered employers can request a leave of absence under the Family and Medical Leave Act (FMLA) in situations involving family matters and health concerns. Under this federal law, eligible workers who take a leave of absence from work for qualified medical and family reasons are unpaid …

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8 Ways to Improve Your Neighborhood’s Security

Property safety is at the forefront of every homeowner’s mind, which is why it can be frightening to learn about break-ins and burglaries in your neighborhood. A higher crime rate can also affect the feeling of security you deserve in your home and can affect your property value. A high …

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