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Turning HR into a Growth Engine: Experts Share Their Top 7 HR Metrics Every Leader Should Track

This guest post is part of our ongoing partnership spotlight series, featuring insights from Inspiring HR. Reviewed and endorsed by the INFINITI HR Advisory Team. Most HR metrics tell you what has already happened. Great leaders need metrics that tell them what’s coming next. The difference between reporting and predicting is everything. Companies that track […]

HR Labor Law Compliance Updates – July 2025

At INFINITI HR, we help small businesses stay compliant with evolving state labor laws. This July 2025 employment law changes post outlines new regulations impacting Virginia employers. Stay informed and protect your business from legal risk. Please note: This blog is for informational purposes only. Employers should consult with their dedicated HR consultant or legal […]

State Labor Law Updates: What Employers Need to Know June 2025

At INFINITI HR, we help small businesses stay compliant with evolving state labor laws. This June 2025 update outlines new employment regulations in Colorado, Nevada, Maryland, and more, including privacy act, power act, pay transparency, etc. Stay informed and protect your business from legal risk. Please note: This blog is for informational purposes only. Employers […]

May 2025 State Labor Law Changes for Employers: New Rules in New Hampshire and Ohio

At INFINITI HR, we help small businesses stay compliant with evolving state labor laws. This May 2025 update outlines new employment regulations in New Hampshire and Ohio, including lactation accommodation requirements, pay stub transparency, and digital workplace notice laws. Stay informed and protect your business from legal risk. Please note: This blog is for informational […]

April 2025 Labor Law Changes: Sick Leave & Pay Transparency Explained

At INFINITI HR, we simplify compliance for small businesses by keeping you informed about labor law changes by state that could impact your company. Stay ahead of employment compliance in 2025 with these new state-specific labor law updates. Please note: This blog is for informational purposes only. Employers should consult with their dedicated HR consultant […]

Labor Law Updates for March 2025

At INFINITI HR, we simplify compliance for small businesses by keeping you informed about labor law changes that could impact your company. Stay ahead of compliance in 2025 with these new updates to state labor laws.  Please note: This blog is for informational purposes only. Employers should consult with your HR Consultant or legal counsel […]

How to Prepare Your Business for HR Regulation Changes

The ever-changing landscape of HR regulation changes requires continuous monitoring. As laws change on local and federal levels, small businesses are having a hard time keeping up. Executive Orders and anticipated legislative changes on the horizon are already shifting how agencies plan to navigate employment laws, and shifting more responsibility to the private sector and […]

Labor Law Updates for January 2025

Please note: This blog is for informational purposes only. Employers should consult with  your HR Consultant or legal counsel to address specific requirements for their organization. Find past updates and insights on our website.  Key Topics This Month: Massachusetts: Expanded sick leave, EEO reporting, and pay disclosure requirements. Michigan: New sick time law replacing the […]

HR Solutions for 2025: Tackle Hiring, Performance, and Remote Work

As we move into 2025, small business owners are considering the year ahead and asking questions about hiring, managing, and retaining great employees. At INFINITI HR, we’ve identified the top HR questions and concerns we’ve heard from clients recently. Our team of HR solutions experts has outlined actionable advice you can use to help your […]

Labor Law Updates for November 2024

ILLINOIS: Labor Laws Update for 2025 Illinois Bans “Captive Audience” Meetings – Effective 1/1/2025 Illinois employers will be prohibited from disciplining or otherwise retaliating against employees for refusing to attend mandatory employer sponsored meetings related to religious and/or political matters. Political matters are defined as matters relating to elections for political office, political parties, legislation, […]