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Department of Labor Releases Q&A Regarding Coronavirus Emergency Paid Sick Leave and FMLA Leave Rules
The United States Department of Labor (DOL) on Tuesday issued a concise Q&A relating to the leave, pay calculation, employee count, overtime, and other technical details contained in last week’s Families First Coronavirus Response Act (FFCRA). The Q&A answers many of the immediate and common questions raised by the recently released emergency changes to the nation’s paid sick leave and paid FMLA leave requirements.
Upcoming Employee Benefit Plan December Deadlines
This client alert follows up on our prior alert titled, "Employee Benefit Plan Filing Deadlines." The following are the most common applicable filing deadlines for calendar year plans for December 2016.
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Upcoming Employee Benefit Plan Deadlines
This law alert follows up on our prior alerts entitled "Employee Benefit Plan Filing Deadlines." The following are the most common applicable filing deadlines (and/or "Heads Up" for coming deadlines) or other important dates for May, June and July 2016 for calendar year plans:
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DOL Fiduciary Regulations
The U.S. Department of Labor (DOL) earlier this month released final regulations which significantly expand the more than 40-year-old definition of who is a plan fiduciary under the Employee Retirement Income Security Act of 1974 (ERISA) by virtue of providing investment advice for a fee. Thus the final regulations close the door on the spirited, six year debate between the DOL and the investment community over the challenges that the members of the investment community will face if the definition is expanded. However, there was during this period virtually no discussion about the challenges a plan sponsor would face if the definition is expanded.
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April 30 Deadline for Pre-approved Defined Contribution Plans
This is a follow-up on the IRS’ recent reminder to plan sponsors using pre-approved defined contribution plans (i.e., prototype and volume submitter plans) that they must adopt restated plan documents by the end of this month. Plan sponsors should have already received restated plan documents from their service provider to review and execute by April 30, 2016. However, if a plan sponsor uses these kinds of plans and has not received these documents, it needs to contact its service provider immediately.
Please call Donald S. Kohla at 678.336.7140 or Jan G. Marsh at 678.336.7135 if you need assistance in working with your service provider to review and restate your pre-approved plan by this deadline.
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