Payroll
Scheduling and Timekeeping
Employment Law and Workplace Rights
Misc.
Recruiting and Onboarding
100
The day of the week associates are compensated for work performed? 

Monday

100
Schedules should be posted this far in advance.

2 weeks

100

This federal law allows eligible employees to take up to 12 weeks of unpaid, job-protected leave for certain family and medical reasons.

FMLA

100

This is how often minors are enrolled in required workplace safety training, which includes watching a short video and answering a few questions.

Quarterly

100

These are typically submitted by job seekers online or in person and contain personal, education, and work history information for consideration,

Applications

200

This term refers to hours worked beyond the standard 40-hour workweek, often compensated at a higher pay rate.

Overtime

200

This is the maximum number of hours a part-time associate can be scheduled each week.

28 hours

200

This federal law prohibits discrimination against qualified individuals with disabilities and may require employers to provide reasonable accommodations.

ADA

200

This policy explains what clothing, shoes, and accessories employees are expected to wear while on the job.

Uniform Policy

200

This step allows employers to ask questions, assess skills, and determine if a candidate is a good fit for the position.

Interview

300

Employees can log into this payroll platform to download copies of their W-2 forms and review their paystubs online.

Paycor

300

Kronos@12345

Default password

300

This federal law sets minimum wage, overtime pay requirements, and child labor standards.

Fair Labor Standards Act (FLSA) 

300

This document contains company policies, procedures, and workplace expectations, and employees can access it anytime on Paycor.

Handbook

300

This tiny form packs a big punch. It proves who you are and that you’re legally allowed to work in the U.S.

I-9 form

400

If hourly associates are waiting for their PTO payout, they can mark their calendars for this month.

November

400

Associates can only clock in this many minutes early and this many minutes late in or late out before the system blocks the punch.

5 minutes early and 10 minutes late in or late out

400

This federal agency helps ensure safe and healthy working conditions by setting and enforcing safety standards.

OSHA

400

This once-a-year event is for full-time associates to make changes to their benefits.

Open enrollment

400

Once an employee is hired, they are required to complete this training path?

Orientation

500

The new hire shows up for their first shift but isn’t in the system yet, this classic mistake gives payroll a headache.

Letting them work anyway.

500

To make sure they get enough sleep for school, minors aren't allowed to work between these hours when there is school the next day.

11pm - 5am

500

Employees have the right to report inappropriate conduct, including harassment or bullying, without fear of this unlawful employer response.

Retaliation

500

Think of it like levels in a video game: first a warning, then a bigger warning, then a timeout, and finally game over. This step-by-step process is how you handle employee missteps.

Progressive discipline

500

These are the most common I-9 documents.

State ID/Driver's License and Social Security Card