employment-compliance-scan

Maps applicable employment laws, checks worker classification, and flags compliance gaps by headcount and geography.

Updated Aug 22, 2026
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/fritzgeraldz/Vibe-Managing --skill employment-compliance-scan-fritzgeraldz
Or copy as Structured Prompt for Agent▼
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Skill: employment-compliance-scan
Source: https://github.com/fritzgeraldz/Vibe-Managing/tree/main/skills/legal/employment-compliance-scan
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/fritzgeraldz/Vibe-Managing --skill employment-compliance-scan-fritzgeraldz

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve? As a business hires and grows, employment laws attach silently at headcount thresholds, and misclassifying a worker or missing a required policy creates real financial and legal exposure. This Skill identifies which laws likely apply, surfaces compliance gaps, and routes every actual employment decision to an attorney or HR professional. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Applicable-Law Mapping: Determines which employment laws likely apply based on headcount, annual sales, and states of operation, with all thresholds flagged as illustrative for re-verification. - Worker Classification Diagnostic: Applies Right-to-Control and Economic-Realities tests to flag misclassification risk, defaulting toward employee status when company control exists. - Policy Gap & Multistate Checks: Audits handbooks, anti-harassment training, overtime tracking, signed agreements, and remote-worker jurisdiction issues including PEO/EOR joint-employer risk. - Use Case: A founder at 14 employees is about to hire a 15th plus an out-of-state designer as a 1099 contractor. The Skill flags the anti-discrimination threshold triggered at 15 employees, leans the designer toward employee classification, and escalates both decisions to counsel. ## Quick Start Ask the assistant to run an employment compliance scan before hiring our 15th employee and onboarding an out-of-state contractor.

Frequently Asked Questions about employment-compliance-scan

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

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How do I know which employment laws apply to my small business?▼

Employment laws attach at headcount thresholds: federal anti-discrimination at 15 employees, age discrimination at 20, and family/medical leave at 50, while wage and hour rules apply from the first employee. The scan maps these against your headcount, sales, and states, but all thresholds must be re-verified for your jurisdiction and year.

How to tell if a worker is a contractor or an employee?▼

Worker classification uses Right-to-Control and Economic-Realities tests: if the company controls the manner, means, and final product of the work, the worker likely is an employee. A genuine contractor serves other clients, sets their own price, buys their own tools, and is not economically dependent on one business.

What happens if I misclassify an employee as a 1099 contractor?▼

Misclassification exposes the employer to back tax penalties, wage and hour liability, benefits obligations, and anti-discrimination coverage, with the burden of proof on the employer. Moving an existing employee into a contractor role doing the same work is a high-risk red flag requiring attorney review.

Do employment laws apply to remote workers in other states?▼

A remote worker is governed by the employment laws of the state where they live, not where the business is based. This triggers local registration, tax withholding, benefits obligations, and NDA/IP enforceability questions under that state's law, plus joint-employer risk with PEO or EOR arrangements.

When should I not run an employment compliance scan?▼

Do not scan when there is an active allegation of harassment, discrimination, retaliation, a whistleblower complaint, an accommodation request, or a termination in progress. These situations require immediate escalation to an attorney or HR professional rather than analysis.

Can this tool make hiring or firing decisions automatically?▼

No, the Skill never makes or executes hiring, firing, classification, discipline, or compensation decisions. It produces compliance reports, drafts policy templates for attorney review, and creates remediation tasks, while all employment decisions route to the founder and legal or HR professionals.