
Rhode Island Compliance Guide: What Every Business Should Know
Running a business means juggling many responsibilities. To keep you two steps ahead, use our guide to ensure your company stays compliant with all Rhode Island regulations so you can focus on growing your team and exceeding your business goals.
If you employ one or more people in Rhode Island, you’re legally required to carry workers’ compensation insurance.
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Rhode Island mandates that most employers provide temporary disability insurance (TDI) for workers unable to perform their job due to illness or injury.
It’s not optional, this coverage helps employees get back on their feet without financial strain.
If you employ someone in the state of Pennsylvania, you are required to set up state unemployment and withholding accounts.
While not mandatory in Rhode Island, sexual harassment prevention training is a smart move for every employer. It protects your team and your business.
Hiring in Rhode Island? You’ll need to set up state withholding and unemployment tax accounts before your first payroll.