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Since 2008, EmploymentLawHandbook.com has been the resource to help you find the information you need on state and federal laws. Designed to assist employers, including small businesses, and employees find answers to employment and labor law questions, Employment Law Handbook also covers many different areas of labor law including wage payment, discrimination, workplace safety, unemployment, and many others.
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