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Attn: Employers with More Than 10 Employees. Do You E-verify?

July 27, 2021
In order for job applicants to be able to work in the United States, they must go through select requirements to prove citizenship or eligibility to work. Some Georgia employers are required to use E-verify, a fast and free internet database, for any potential new hire.  Read this article to learn more about …
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PBPA Fiscal Sponsorship Separation Checklist

July 6, 2021
If you have a fiscal sponsor, at some point and for any number of reasons, you may consider going out on your own. This checklist briefly outlines some of the important considerations for various fiscal sponsorship projects that are contemplating separating from their fiscal sponsor. Keep in mind that this is not an …
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Child Labor Laws and Youth Volunteers: What To Know about Having Minors Work or Volunteer at Your Nonprofit

July 6, 2021
The hours of work and types of jobs that children and adolescents may perform are regulated at both the state and federal levels by a variety of agencies. Whether your nonprofit works with children or has youth serve as volunteers, there are some clear and not-so-clear laws around children providing services. In this …
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Document Retention Policies as a Best Practice

June 29, 2021
Does your nonprofit have a written Document Retention Policy?  The Internal Revenue Service (“IRS”) asks in the Form 990, the annual information return filed by most tax-exempt organizations, several questions about board structure and organizational policies, including whether the entity has a written document retention policy. This article covers some basics regarding document …
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OSHA Issues Updated Guidance for Employers Regarding Vaccinated Employees

June 27, 2021
On June 10, the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) issued new guidance for all workplaces, and a binding Emergency Temporary Standard for healthcare settings.  For those workplaces outside of a healthcare setting, employers no longer need to take steps to protect their workers from COVID-19 exposure, “where all employees are fully vaccinated.” …
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Employment Laws and Best Practices for Small Georgia Nonprofits

June 25, 2021
Does your nonprofit have less than 15 employees?  Are you considering your very first hire?  In this episode of the PBPA podcast, Josh Joel will talk to us about both employment laws and best practices for nonprofits with 1-14 employees.  Join us as we talk about a range of topics including restrictive covenants, …
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Small Employers May Receive A Tax Credit for Paid Vaccination Leave

May 27, 2021
The American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA) expanded and extended the tax credits that small employers may opt to receive under the Families First Coronavirus Response Act (FFCRA) for voluntarily providing paid COVID-19-related leave.  Under this expansion, employers can receive a tax credit if they choose to provide paid leave for employees to get …
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What Should You Consider When an Employee Resigns?

May 27, 2021
Dealing with an employee resignation depends on the unique facts of each situation. When an employee voluntarily resigns from their employment, what should a nonprofit employer do? Employers should consider what steps need to be taken to help protect the organization’s interests and to facilitate a smooth transition. This article includes tips for …
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Understanding Georgia’s Unemployment Insurance Options for Nonprofits

May 26, 2021
This past year has seen record levels of unemployment insurance claims filed in Georgia. Unemployment insurance is temporary income for workers who are unemployed through no fault of their own. In Georgia, employers typically bear the cost of those benefits by paying a pro rata share of each employees’ wages into the Georgia …
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Setting Up A Scholarship or Financial Assistance Fund

May 5, 2021
Date: July 21, 2021 Time: 10 am Speaker: Ashley Halfman, PrintPack Register here: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/setting-up-a-scholarship-or-financial-assistance-fund-tickets-151802943691 Enter webcast by a link: https://pbpatlwebcasts.adobeconnect.com/webcastjuly21/
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Legal Considerations for Your Nonprofit’s Summer Camp

May 3, 2021
Is your nonprofit planning to host a summer camp this year?  This episode of the PBPA Podcast will review legal considerations for your nonprofit as it heads into the summer camp season, including questions about licensing requirements, contracts with campgrounds, maintaining camper health records, and COVID concerns.  Join us in a conversation with …
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Staying Tax-Exempt: Avoiding Pass-Through Payments to Individuals

April 29, 2021
Generally speaking, a donation to a §501(c)(3) nonprofit charitable organization IS tax-deductible, but a gift to an individual is NOT. This means that donors and §501(c)(3) nonprofit organizations may not skirt this rule by passing payments from donors, through the nonprofit organization, to specific individuals. An organization that participates in this type of …
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Legal Considerations for When a Nonprofit Uses IP Created by its Founder

April 23, 2021
A nonprofit relies on its founder for its initial ideation, organization and drive. Many founders also create intellectual property that is used by the nonprofit, before and after the organization is created. During this webcast, our speakers will review some legal considerations and best practices for nonprofits around using content created by its …
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Board Members and Personal Liability: Options for Nonprofits to Minimize their Risk

April 23, 2021
Pro Bono Partnership of Atlanta · Board Members and Personal Liability: Options for Nonprofits to Minimize their Risk In this episode of the PBPA Podcast, Erin McGinnis answers our questions about shielding board members from personal liability for volunteer services, while also minimizing risk to the organization. Our guest will walk us through …
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Rules of the Road:  Managing the Risks of Volunteer Drivers

March 29, 2021
To perform their services, many nonprofits rely on volunteers to drive.  The circumstances in which a volunteer will drive vary widely, from transporting supplies to taking senior citizens to doctors’ appointments.  Regardless of the reason volunteers get behind the wheel, nonprofits should develop a plan to mitigate the risk of having a volunteer …
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Strategies to Minimize and Manage Vendor Disputes

March 25, 2021
In this episode of the PBPA Podcast, Curtis Romig shares his strategies for minimizing and managing vendor disputes. For each step of the vendor relationship, our guest shares his practical tips to keep your potential disputes to a minimum and reduce the risk of litigation. Pro Bono Partnership of Atlanta · Strategies to …
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Webcast: Whose Job is it Anyway? Navigating Board-Staff Relationships at a Nonprofit

March 25, 2021
Nonprofit staff and board are all on the same team, but problems can arise if the roles of team members are unclear. In this webcast, PBPA’s Justine Cowan, who has served as both an executive director and a board member herself, will discuss how to navigate the complex board-staff relationship, including: • Key …
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New Federal Law Provides Full COBRA Coverage

March 17, 2021
On March 11, 2021, President Biden signed into law the American Rescue Plan Act of 2021 (ARPA).  ARPA includes a 100% government subsidy of COBRA premiums for “assistance eligible individuals” through September.  COBRA applies to health plans offered by nonprofit employers with more than 20 employees. Read this article to understand who is …
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Vaccines: Incentives, Mandates and Interactions in the Workplace

March 15, 2021
As vaccines for COVID-19 become more readily available, employers are considering how they are going to address vaccines and those who have or have not been vaccinated in the workplace.  Currently, there are more questions than answers about the legal implications of mandating vaccines or providing vaccine incentive programs. The resources listed below …
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Volunteer Manuals:  Can’t I Just Use My Employee Handbook?

February 26, 2021
A volunteer manual is considered to be an essential policy for a healthy nonprofit.  Have you ever wondered if you could just share your employee handbook as a guide for your volunteers?  In this episode of the PBPA Podcast, our guest talks to us about why your organization should use a manual specific …
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