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Artificial intelligence and wealth management: are they compatible?

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There is nary an industry where artificial intelligence (AI) is not a matter of conversation recently, wealth management included. “It’s a topic that’s everywhere and is affecting every industry,” said Dana Vosburgh, a certified financial planner and managing director of ...

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Music festival bartenders’ FLSA suit proceeds

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A federal court in Virginia has conditionally certified a class of bartenders and barbacks who claimed a rock festival violated the Fair Labor Standards Act, or FLSA, and Virginia law. The defendants argued that class certification wasn’t warranted because the ...

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A 4-day workweek is amazing — in theory

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In the world’s largest pilot project testing the four-day workweek, most employers and employees agree that the reduced schedule — responsible for more sleep, less stress, and an improved personal life — is king. But that trial took place in ...

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How to get your small business up and running

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Starting a business can be one of the most exciting and fulfilling experiences in life. It can also be one of the most daunting. I lived this when my partners and I built our business — an industrial flooring installation ...

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Pro-employer legislative measure gains support of U.S. Chamber

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A bill introduced in Congress called the “Employee Rights Act” (ERA) has gained the support of employer groups, including the U.S. Chamber of Commerce. The bill’s goal is to reach a balance between union rights, employee rights, and employer rights ...

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How updated job descriptions can limit a company’s liability

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Why are up-to-date job descriptions so important? It’s easy for employers to overlook the importance of keeping job descriptions up to date. After all, when you’re juggling a million other tasks, who has time to review dozens (or more) employee ...

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Confused about federal COVID-19 emergencies ending?

As the two federal COVID-19 emergency declarations – the public health emergency and the national emergency – end, employers who sponsor benefit plans must deal with changes in group health plan (GHP) requirements and must navigate and administer the wind-down ...

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‘Unstoppable’ AI raises concerns, need for regulation

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New developments in artificial intelligence are unstoppable, despite a call from some experts to step on the brakes, business attorney David Miller said. “AI is embedded in so many businesses already – from gas compression monitoring to medical advancements,” Miller ...

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