Louisiana Requirements Complete

Our Louisiana Employment Law Coverage

XpertHR covers the complete spectrum of labor and employment law for Louisiana employers. For example, did you know:

  • As of July 1, 2012, all employers must file Form L1, Employer's Quarterly Return of Louisiana Withholding Tax, for each quarter, by the last day of the month following the close of the quarterly reporting period. Employers required to remit withheld taxes electronically must file a separate Form L­1 electronically.
  • Louisiana law does not prohibit employers from refusing to hire based on pregnancy, childbirth, or related medical conditions, but does provide some protections to such employees.
  • All employers with one or more employees are required by law to provide for workers' compensation insurance benefits, except those that are able to participate in a group self-insurance pool, those who are able to self-insure on their own and those that are exempted by statute.
  • Employers that fail to designate paydays must pay employees on the first and sixteenth days of the month or as near to those dates as possible. Employers engaged in manufacturing, oil drilling or mining operations that have at least 10 employees, and all public service corporations, must pay nonexempt employees on a semimonthly or biweekly basis. Penalties are imposed for violations.

This is but a taste of the depth and breadth provided to our Louisiana subscribers!

Our Louisiana Authors…

We have some very impressive contributors to our Louisiana coverage, including:

  • Adams and Reese LLP prepared a large part of our Louisiana content. Adams and Reese is a full service law firm with attorneys and advisors in 13 offices in 12 markets strategically located throughout the southern US and the District of Columbia. Labor and employment is one of the firm's largest practice areas, with knowledge in HR requirements, union and non-union structures and labor policies surrounding compensation, hiring, termination, retention, immigration and mergers and acquisitions.

    Review Adams and Reese's Louisiana sections.

  • Phelps Dunbar LLP prepared our Alternative Dispute Resolution, Employee Privacy, Employee Handbooks and EEO content. Phelps Dunbar is a regional, full service law firm with more than 270 attorneys serving clients in the South as well as nationwide and abroad. The firm's labor and employment team consists of more than 30 attorneys located throughout the region, working to help employers maximize employee relationships, minimize risk and navigate the often highly complicated and regulated workplace environment. Phelps Dunbar was ranked as one of the top law firms in the nation by Chambers and Partners.

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  • Littler, P.C prepared our ADA, FMLA and Jury Duty sections for Louisiana. Littler is the largest U.S.-based law firm exclusively devoted to representing management in every aspect of labor and employment law. Littler was named "Law Firm of the Year" in Labor Law- Management for 2011-2012.

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  • Fisher Phillips prepared our Workers' Compensation section. The attorneys at Fisher Phillips are focused solely on labor & employment law with 27 offices around the country and a broad and diverse client base of public and private employers around the nation.

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  • Vicki M. Lambert, CCP prepared most of our Payroll content for Louisiana. Ms. Lambert is president and academic director of The Payroll AdvisorTM, a firm specialized in the training of payroll professionals. Ms. Lambert has over 30 years of hands-on experience in all facets of payroll functions and over 20 years as a trainer and author.

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  • Leanne Coffman prepared our Risk Management - Health, Safety, Security content for Louisiana. Ms. Coffman is president and senior management consultant of The Safety Training Solution LLC, an HR and OSHA compliance consulting firm that serves clients throughout the Midwest.

    Review Leanne Coffman's Louisiana sections.