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The U.S. Department of Labor (DOL) increased the maximum fine for failure to comply with federal notice and posting requirements.

Terri Johnson on January 12, 2022

Is your city interested in establishing a historic preservation district? A good first step is to contact the Kentucky Heritage Council.

For cities that use the IRS rate to reimburse employees and elected officials for mileage, be aware that on January 1, 2022, the IRS will raise the reimbursement rate.

Terri Johnson on December 16, 2021

The Handshake platform is where college students look for internships and jobs.

When hiring a new employee, the city may need to request additional information to make an informed decision.

Terri Johnson on November 30, 2021

Kentucky cities are home to some of the most unique companies in the world.

Terri Johnson on November 22, 2021

The KLC Homelessness Summit: Housing and Hope on November 9 brought together nearly 200 city officials, , housing experts and other community leaders.

Employers Should Prepare for Possible Overtime

Terri Johnson on October 21, 2021

There is Not Enough Housing for Seniors

This article will look at the final two qualifications for leave regarding military exigencies and military caregiver leave.

Terri Johnson on October 1, 2021

Understanding School Resources

This article focuses on the three that are not military-related, which will be reviewed in the next article.

Terri Johnson on September 15, 2021

Whether it is readily noticeable or not, homelessness impacts every community in Kentucky.

Megan Griffith on September 1, 2021

With the increased use of cell phones for quick and easy communication, what happens when a public official conducts public business through a private cell phone?

Does My City Have to Provide It?

Terri Johnson on August 17, 2021

From Global to Local, Education is the Key