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2026 MUST KNOW Payroll & Labor Law Changes

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Ready for 2026? Here’s What’s Changing in Payroll & Labor Law

New year. New you. New rules. And if you handle payroll or HR, 2026 is bringing plenty to keep up with.

This live session will help you get ahead now, so you won’t have to deal with the headaches later.

We’ll break down what’s changing, so you can skip the compliance mess and stay ahead of issues before they hit your workflow.


We’ll cover:

  • Expanded paid and unpaid leave laws across states like Connecticut, Minnesota, Delaware, and New Hampshire
  • New pay transparency and pay data reporting requirements, including updated reporting + demographic storage rules in California
  • Salary threshold increases in states including California, Washington, Alaska, Colorado, Maine, and New York
  • New AI-in-employment rules beginning in California, Colorado, Illinois, Maryland, and Texas
  • Key 2026 employment-law updates on the West Coast, where several major changes take effect

Why you’ll want to join:

You’ll walk away with a clear understanding of the latest payroll and employment changes, no legal speak or guesswork. Just what matters and how it affects your day-to-day.

Want the short version?

We already did the work for you.

Join our 2026 Payroll & Labor Law Updates insider session and grab your FREE 2026 Payroll & Labor Law Compliance Guide, built from verified federal and state updates so you know exactly what’s changing and when.

This isn’t your typical update.

It’s your shortcut to staying compliant, confident, and one step ahead in 2026.

Speakers

Shawna Coronado

Shawna Coronado

Host

Shawna Coronado is eBacon’s Digital Content Strategist and the regular host of its webinar series. She helps payroll managers and workforce management teams make sense of complex construction compliance topics, turning regulations into clear, actionable guidance.

Andrea Porter

Andrea Porter

Director of HR Services

Andrea Porter is eBacon’s Director of HR Services, providing guidance to our clients on employee relations, federal and state regulations, and compliance issues. Having worked in the HR field in a variety of industries for over 25 years, she helps our clients navigate the alphabet soup of HR, including ADA, DOL, EEO, FLSA, FMLA, HRIS, I-9, LOA, PFML and more!

2026 MUST KNOW Payroll & Labor Law Changes

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