The following are a couple employment related changes all business owners and human resources professionals in Illinois should be aware of. DOCUMENTATION RECOMMENDED Employees of any Illinois employer now have a much longer time frame to bring a complaint or case against their employer. This is due to a change to the Illinois Human Rights Act the Governor signed on August 24, 2018. Specifically it was Senate Bill 20 Public Act 100-1066. So basically, if an employee feels they have been unfairly treated by their employer or any representative o their employer, such as their supervisor, they now have 300 days to bring that complaint to the EEOC or an attorney. This just reinforces age old HR related advice to: DOCUMENT, DOCUMENT, DOCUMENT. It's hard to remember what we had for lunch yesterday, let alone the who, what, when, where, how , and why of an employee situation that happened well over a year ago by the time you are notified that an employee took their full 300
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