There are many reasons why the role of HR in a company is important to its survival and success.  If you have employees, you have to manage Human Resources administrative tasks such as keeping up-to-date with staffing, technology and training.  You also have to stay in compliance with federal and state employment laws such as FLSA, FMLA, EEOC, I-9 regulations and more.  This can all be very intimidating and overwhelming, but we have a SOLUTION for you.  You deserve a partner that can let you get back to the basics of running your business and focus on growing it every day.  

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U.S. Department of Labor has developed six criteria that an employer must apply to determine whether an internship legally qualifies to work without compensation.  

If an internship qualifies as a paid position, interns legally must be paid the federal minimum wage (at the very least) for the services they provide within the "for-profit" or private sector. They must also be paid overtime. Both regulations fall under the Fair Labor Standards Act (FLSA). 

For additional information, reference "Fact Sheet #71: Internship Programs Under The Fair Labor Standards Act".  Click here to view.