Your HR Guide to HIPAA Compliance
Learn what HIPAA is, who must comply, what protected health information (PHI) includes and when HIPAA does not apply to employers and workplace records.
Learn MoreLearn what HIPAA is, who must comply, what protected health information (PHI) includes and when HIPAA does not apply to employers and workplace records.
Learn MoreLearn how bereavement leave works under federal and state law, including state-specific requirements, employer obligations and HR best practices for compliant leave policies.
Learn MoreExplore a state-by-state guide to paid family and medical leave, health insurance continuation laws (including mini-COBRA) and short-term disability requirements, tailored exclusively for private employers.
Learn MoreLearn if and when it is considered legally permissible to terminate an employee on FMLA leave.
Learn MoreExplore the Sixth Circuit’s ruling in Jackson v. U.S. Postal Service and its impact on FMLA compliance. This blog breaks down the decision, clarifies how medical certifications apply to intermittent leave and offers practical guidance for HR professionals and employers navigating unpredictable absences.
Learn MoreDiscover how the DOL’s reinstated PAID program helps employers proactively resolve FLSA and FMLA compliance issues.
Learn MoreLast Updated on May 15, 2025 by MyHRConcierge Mississippi has taken a significant step toward supporting working families with the passage of the Mississippi State Employees Paid Parental Leave Act, set to take effect January 1, 2026. This legislation, signed into law in March of 2025, introduces paid parental leave for eligible state employees, aligning […]
Learn MoreLast Updated on September 19, 2024 by MyHRConcierge MyHRBuzz host, Chris Cooley, speaks with MyHRConcierge’s Sr HR Consultant, Emily Frederick, about the Family and Medical Leave Act (FMLA). Whether you’re a seasoned HR professional or new to the world of employee benefits, this episode is your go-to resource for understanding FMLA’s ins and outs! Timestamps: […]
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