HR Compliance Audits · Wage & Hour · Handbooks

Find and fix HR compliance gaps before they become costly problems

From wage and hour classification to outdated handbooks, small compliance gaps create real legal exposure. The HR Meeting conducts practical, prioritized HR compliance audits for California employers so you know exactly where you stand.

A practical audit,
not just a checklist

We look at how your policies actually work in practice, not just whether the right words are on paper.

Employee Handbook Review

Line-by-line review against current California and federal requirements.

  • FEHA & harassment policy review
  • Leave policy accuracy
  • Wage & hour policy language
  • Redline & rewrite

Wage & Hour Audit Prep

Identify classification and pay practice risks before regulators or plaintiffs' attorneys do.

  • Exempt/non-exempt classification review
  • Meal & rest break practices
  • Overtime calculation review
  • Independent contractor risk review

Compliance Gap Report

A prioritized, plain-language report your leadership team can actually act on.

  • Written findings by risk level
  • Practical remediation roadmap
  • Regulatory citations
  • Follow-up support options

The cost of
waiting to find out

California consistently ranks among the most litigated states for wage and hour claims, and many of the most common violations, misclassification, missed breaks, inaccurate handbook language, are avoidable with a proactive review.

A compliance audit isn't about assuming the worst. It's about finding the two or three real gaps that exist in nearly every growing company's HR practices, before an employee complaint, a Labor Commissioner claim, or a lawsuit finds them for you.

We deliver findings in plain language, prioritized by actual risk, so you can fix what matters most first instead of drowning in a lengthy legal memo.

Compliance audit
questions, answered

How long does a compliance audit take?

Most audits take 2-3 weeks depending on company size and the number of policies and pay practices under review.

Will you tell us what to fix, or just what's wrong?

Both. Every audit includes a prioritized remediation roadmap, not just a list of issues, so your team knows exactly what to do next.

Do you work with companies outside California?

Yes, we regularly support multi-state employers, though California has some of the most detailed and frequently updated requirements in the country.

Is this covered under attorney-client privilege?

HR consulting engagements are not automatically privileged. If privilege is a priority for your situation, we can coordinate with your employment counsel to structure the engagement accordingly.

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conversation

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