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Court Strikes Down 2024 Overtime Rule: What This Means for Restaurants

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Latest News Court Strikes Down 2024 Overtime Rule: What This Means for Restaurants Nov 15, 2024 In a significant victory for the restaurant industry, a federal court in Texas has struck down the Department of Labor’s (DOL) 2024 Overtime Rule. This decision prevents sweeping changes to salary thresholds that could have financially burdened businesses nationwide.…

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FinCEN Beneficial Ownership Deadline

Latest News FinCEN Beneficial Ownership Deadline Nov 11, 2024 Deadline to Report Beneficial Ownership Approaching: Avoid Daily Fines The Financial Crimes Enforcement Network (FinCEN), a bureau of the U.S. Department of the Treasury, is responsible for combatting financial crimes, including money laundering and terrorist financing. One of FinCEN’s key initiatives is the enforcement of beneficial…

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Louisiana’s Tax Reform Special Session Starts Today

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Latest News Louisiana’s Tax Reform Special Session Starts Today Nov 6, 2024 Today marks the start of Louisiana’s third special session of 2024, where Governor Jeff Landry aims to address tax reform. The proposed changes include restructuring income tax, broadening sales tax, and repealing the corporate franchise tax, all of which could have significant impacts…

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Building a Culture of Civility and Belonging Post-Election: MFHA’s Upcoming Webinar

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Latest News Building a Culture of Civility and Belonging Post-Election: MFHA’s Upcoming Webinar Nov 1, 2024 food serviceThe workplace can feel uncertain post-election, as diverse perspectives intersect. On Thursday, November 7, at 1 p.m. Central, the Multicultural Foodservice & Hospitality Alliance (MFHA) is hosting a timely webinar to address ways to maintain a culture of…

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2024 Election Outlook: Key Issues and What’s at Stake for the Restaurant Industry

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Latest News 2024 Election Outlook: Key Issues and What’s at Stake for the Restaurant Industry Nov 1, 2024 In recent years, U.S. elections have seen unprecedented shifts in party control across Congress and the White House, often signaling new priorities for industries nationwide. The National Restaurant Association has released a comprehensive memo to help stakeholders…

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What’s on the Nov. 5 Ballot: 5 Key Constitutional Amendments

Latest News What’s on the Nov. 5 Ballot: 5 Key Constitutional Amendments Oct 30, 2024 Voters in Louisiana will be considering five proposed amendments to the state Constitution in this fall’s election, split between the Nov. 5 and Dec. 7 ballots. These proposals address topics including coastal restoration funding, legislative procedures for budget approval, judicial…

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Understanding Workers’ Compensation: A Necessary Component of Business in Louisiana

Latest News Understanding Workers’ Compensation: A Necessary Component of Business in Louisiana Oct 30, 2024 In Louisiana, the law mandates that most employers provide Workers’ Compensation insurance for their employees. This requirement extends to all workers, regardless of their employment status—whether full-time, part-time, seasonal, or even minors. While there are some exceptions, such as domestic…

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Get Ready for Renewal: Benefits of the LRA Workers Comp Program

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Latest News Get Ready for Renewal: Benefits of the LRA Workers Comp Program Oct 23, 2024 For 42 years, the LRA Workers’ Comp program has served as the best option for Louisiana’s restaurant and hospitality industry. The renewal process begins in December with the arrival of the renewal packets. For those who have yet to…

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FTC Cracks Down on Misleading ‘Local’ Seafood Claims at Restaurants

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Latest News FTC Cracks Down on Misleading ‘Local’ Seafood Claims at Restaurants Oct 8, 2024 Recently, ten seafood restaurants received warning letters from the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) over misleading advertising practices. These warnings focused on restaurants falsely promoting their seafood as “wild-caught” or “American-sourced” when, in reality, it was farm-raised and imported from foreign…

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