Happy 1st RCRiversary, Catherine Yim Laino! ??
RCR Consulting Group, LLC
人力资源服务
Herndon,VA 2,183 位关注者
A boutique firm providing tactical and strategic HR and Accounting solutions.
关于我们
We help businesses grow by taking care of their most valuable resources, their employees and finances which enhances productivity, drive transformation and accelerate operations. By outsourcing HR, you can save your company from the overhead of additional resources while ensuring support and compliance in areas including benefits administration, recruiting, training, policy, and engagement. We are here for you and can partner on long term engagements, as needed or for projects.
- 网站
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https://www.rcr-consulting.com
RCR Consulting Group, LLC的外部链接
- 所属行业
- 人力资源服务
- 规模
- 11-50 人
- 总部
- Herndon,VA
- 类型
- 私人持股
- 创立
- 2020
- 领域
- Employee Relations、Executive Coaching、Policy & Procedure Creation、Compensation、Benefits Adminstration、Performance Reviews、Talent Reviews、Employee Training、Manager Training、Employee Recruitment、Employee Onboarding、HR Audits、Talent Management、Employee Engagement、Organziational Design、accounting和bookkeeping
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主要
US,VA,Herndon
RCR Consulting Group, LLC员工
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Heather Albarano, MA, SPHR, SHRM-SCP
Owner of RCR Consulting Group and President of Kaizen HR
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Staci Bloomberg, JD, SPHR, SHRM-SCP
Empowering Organizations to Flourish: Elevating Culture, Engagement, and Talent Performance.
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Alexandra Pettitt
HR Business Partner
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Tamera Wyatt, MBA, PHR, SHRM-CP
Sr. Human Resources Consultant
动态
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Happy 2nd RCRiversary to Brittany Massie! ??
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Happy 1st RCRiversary Alexandra Pettitt! ??
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New Year, new opportunities! ?? As we step into 2025, we’re thrilled to open up availability for new clients. Whether you’re a small business, nonprofit, or growing organization, we’re here to provide expert HR support tailored to your unique needs. From compliance to culture-building, we’ve got you covered. Let’s tackle your challenges and help you thrive. Spaces are filling quickly, so let’s connect today! ?? Message us to learn more. #HRConsulting #BusinessSupport #HRStrategy #WorkplaceExcellence"?
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?? Maximize Your Retirement Savings with Catch-Up Contributions! ?? Did you know? Once you hit age 50, you can supercharge your retirement savings with catch-up contributions. In 2024, workers 50+ can contribute an extra $7,500 to their 401(k) on top of the standard limit. But here’s the game-changer: Thanks to SECURE Act 2.0, employees aged 60 to 63 get an even bigger boost starting in 2025! ?? You’ll be able to contribute an additional $11,250, bringing your total potential 401(k) contributions to a whopping $34,750. If you're approaching retirement, this is a golden opportunity to build a stronger financial future. Take advantage of these changes to secure the retirement you’ve worked so hard for! ????? ?? Tip: Talk to your financial advisor or HR team to ensure you're making the most of these enhanced contribution limits. #RetirementPlanning #401k #SecureAct #FinancialWellness #CatchUpContributions #HRInsights
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?? ADA Challenges Highlighted in Recent Verizon Settlement ?? A recent settlement with Verizon Maryland underscores the challenges companies face with ADA compliance. The EEOC’s lawsuit alleged that Verizon denied a reasonable accommodation for a manager with hypertension, who requested a shift to a field or alternate position. Instead, he was told to resign and reapply in six months—forcing him to quit due to medical necessity. Verizon’s $115,000 settlement and consent decree emphasize the importance of understanding and implementing true ADA accommodations that keep employees working, not sidelining them. Ensuring proper ADA practices requires a proactive HR strategy focused on reasonable solutions for employee needs. #ADA #HRCompliance #DisabilityRights #EmployeeAccommodations #EEOC
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?? Important Update for Massachusetts Employers: Retention Bonuses Not Classified as Wages Under Massachusetts Wage Act On September 6, 2024, a pivotal decision by the Massachusetts District Court in Nunez v. Syncsort Incorporated clarified that retention bonuses do not fall under “wages” as defined in the Massachusetts Wage Act. This case offers substantial insight into how employers might navigate Massachusetts’ strict wage laws. Here’s why this ruling matters: 1?? Retention Bonuses Excluded: The court found that the Wage Act’s definition of “wages” does not extend to retention bonuses, an area of ambiguity in previous cases. 2?? No Case History for Retention Bonuses as Wages: In this ruling, the court noted the absence of Massachusetts precedents classifying retention bonuses as wages. 3?? Narrow Interpretation: The Massachusetts Wage Act applies to specific types of compensation, such as holiday and vacation pay, and commissions when they are “definitely determined and due and payable.” This ruling reinforces a more limited application of “wages” under the Act. Takeaway: This decision reinforces a narrow interpretation of “wages,” bringing clarity for Massachusetts employers on the treatment of retention bonuses and similar contingent payments. Massachusetts companies now have clearer guidance for structuring compensation practices while mitigating risk under the Wage Act’s strict regulations. #EmploymentLaw #MassachusettsEmployers #HRCompliance #WageAct #RetentionBonus
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?? Costly Consequences of Worker Misclassification ?? Misclassifying employees and denying proper wages is one of the most expensive mistakes businesses can make. In California alone, over 700,000 home health and personal care workers are often denied full, rightful pay by employers who misclassify or fail to adhere to wage laws. Nationwide, the Department of Labor recovered over $37 million in back wages for nearly 30,000 healthcare workers in 2024, with investigations uncovering extensive non-compliance. This trend underlines the importance of partnering with knowledgeable HR professionals to ensure accurate worker classifications and fair pay practices. Avoiding these costly missteps protects both employees and the organization. #Compliance #FairPay #EmployeeRights #HR #LaborLaw
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A group of TikTok’s inside sales reps has filed a lawsuit, claiming they were misclassified as exempt and denied overtime pay—alleging “willful” violations of the Fair Labor Standards Act. This case highlights a critical need for companies to ensure accurate job classifications and partner with experienced HR professionals to maintain compliance and protect employee rights. Misclassifications can lead to costly legal battles—another reminder of the importance of proactive, strategic HR support. #HR #Compliance #EmployeeRights #Overtime #FLSA
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Happy THREE YEAR RCRiversary to Jen McCarthy, PHR! ??
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