That’s what they said: Solving your Labor Day employee-pay issues

August 27, 2013 | by Eric B. Meyer

Monday is Labor Day, ~~the day I plan to break the Guinness World Record for twerking and eating BLTs — they call it BLTwerking~~ a tribute to the American Worker.

If you give your employees the day off on Labor Day, a national holiday, do you have to pay them?

My buds Jon Hyman and Mike Haberman have your answers here and here.

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