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Steven Pickarski on December 5, 2019

Looking for an easy way to save taxpayer dollars? Consider refinancing municipal debt.

The primary candidate filing deadline for some cities has changed to January 10.

Meetings are more effective if you put in a little time on planning.

Holidays are tough for many people.

The first in a series of articles on changes made to the alcohol regulatory fee statute.

Prepare Now: The Department of Labor Overtime Law is Final

Has your city created a strategic plan? Dust it off and take a look.

The statistics regarding workplace violence continue to rise.

However, until further notice employers should continue to use the existing Form I-9 for employment eligibility verification.

Preparation and Patience: Department of Labor Overtime Law on the Horizon but Not Final

Morgain Patterson on June 26, 2020

Understanding the penalties a city could face for the failure to submit these statements.

Cities can hire qualified retired police officers without having to pay employer retirement contributions or insurance reimbursements.

Steven Pickarski on September 22, 2020

How will your city be able to afford all the costs associated with the necessary projects and still maintain all services?

Cities must comply with the updated statute. Access the new poster.

How does the Kentucky Labor Cabinet define employee breaks?

Keys to Effective, Efficient City Meetings