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HR’s Essential Guide to Navigating and Implementing Pay Transparency Laws
December 9, 2024
HR’s Essential Guide to Navigating and Implementing Pay Transparency Laws

Pay transparency is becoming an increasingly important aspect of the modern workplace. With new regulations emerging and employee expectations evolving, HR professionals must be well-prepared to navigate this complex landscape. This guide provides a comprehensive overview of the key elements

Can Employer Childcare Support Improve Workplace Productivity and Loyalty?
December 6, 2024
Can Employer Childcare Support Improve Workplace Productivity and Loyalty?

In today’s fast-paced world, the rising challenge of childcare costs and availability has become a significant issue affecting employees’ focus and productivity in the workplace. With families now spending an average of 24% of their household income on childcare, according

Can Executive Actions Restore Confidence After Employee’s Crimes?
December 5, 2024
Can Executive Actions Restore Confidence After Employee’s Crimes?

The recent arrest of a former Nomura Holdings employee accused of robbery, arson, and attempted murder has sent shockwaves through the financial institution, prompting immediate and substantial actions from the company’s highest echelons. In light of these serious allegations, Nomura

Is Apple Infringing on Employee Privacy Through Surveillance?
December 5, 2024
Is Apple Infringing on Employee Privacy Through Surveillance?

The issue of privacy in the workplace has resurfaced as a contentious topic, especially in light of recent allegations against tech giant Apple. Employee Amar Bhakta has filed a lawsuit claiming that Apple engages in invasive surveillance practices that infringe

Ohio State Reverts Pay Raises After Overtime Rule Overturned
December 4, 2024
Ohio State Reverts Pay Raises After Overtime Rule Overturned

In a significant turn of events, Ohio State University has made the decision to roll back salary increases for 306 of its employees. This action comes in the wake of a Texas federal judge overturning the U.S. Department of Labor’s

DOL Moves to End Subminimum Wage for Workers with Disabilities
December 4, 2024
DOL Moves to End Subminimum Wage for Workers with Disabilities

The U.S. Department of Labor (DOL) has proposed a rule aimed at phasing out the issuance of subminimum wage certificates for workers with disabilities over a three-year period, which would put an end to Section 14(c) subminimum wage practices. Under

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HR’s Essential Guide to Navigating and Implementing Pay Transparency Laws
December 9, 2024
HR’s Essential Guide to Navigating and Implementing Pay Transparency Laws

Pay transparency is becoming an increasingly important aspect of the modern workplace. With new regulations emerging and employee expectations evolving, HR professionals must be well-prepared to navigate this complex landscape. This guide provides a comprehensive overview of the key elements

Can Employer Childcare Support Improve Workplace Productivity and Loyalty?
December 6, 2024
Can Employer Childcare Support Improve Workplace Productivity and Loyalty?

In today’s fast-paced world, the rising challenge of childcare costs and availability has become a significant issue affecting employees’ focus and productivity in the workplace. With families now spending an average of 24% of their household income on childcare, according

Can Executive Actions Restore Confidence After Employee’s Crimes?
December 5, 2024
Can Executive Actions Restore Confidence After Employee’s Crimes?

The recent arrest of a former Nomura Holdings employee accused of robbery, arson, and attempted murder has sent shockwaves through the financial institution, prompting immediate and substantial actions from the company’s highest echelons. In light of these serious allegations, Nomura

Is Apple Infringing on Employee Privacy Through Surveillance?
December 5, 2024
Is Apple Infringing on Employee Privacy Through Surveillance?

The issue of privacy in the workplace has resurfaced as a contentious topic, especially in light of recent allegations against tech giant Apple. Employee Amar Bhakta has filed a lawsuit claiming that Apple engages in invasive surveillance practices that infringe

Ohio State Reverts Pay Raises After Overtime Rule Overturned
December 4, 2024
Ohio State Reverts Pay Raises After Overtime Rule Overturned

In a significant turn of events, Ohio State University has made the decision to roll back salary increases for 306 of its employees. This action comes in the wake of a Texas federal judge overturning the U.S. Department of Labor’s

DOL Moves to End Subminimum Wage for Workers with Disabilities
December 4, 2024
DOL Moves to End Subminimum Wage for Workers with Disabilities

The U.S. Department of Labor (DOL) has proposed a rule aimed at phasing out the issuance of subminimum wage certificates for workers with disabilities over a three-year period, which would put an end to Section 14(c) subminimum wage practices. Under

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