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An organization’s internal rulebook rarely survives a direct collision with the foundational principles of contract law, a reality starkly illustrated by a recent court decision that has sent ripples through corporate boardrooms. The ruling meticulously untangled a complex dispute involving
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An organization’s internal rulebook rarely survives a direct collision with the foundational principles of contract law, a reality starkly illustrated by a recent court decision that has sent ripples through corporate boardrooms. The ruling meticulously untangled a complex dispute involving
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The artificial intelligence system that scanned a candidate’s application and flagged them as a poor cultural fit made a critical career decision in milliseconds, becoming an invisible yet powerful force in the modern workplace. As these tools become more integrated
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The unprecedented $21 million settlement between the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission and Columbia University represents far more than a financial penalty; it signals a watershed moment in campus accountability, fundamentally shifting the landscape of harassment enforcement from internal university procedures
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Setting the Stage for Workplace Ethics Imagine a high-ranking HR manager, entrusted with shaping a company’s culture and upholding its values, suddenly entangled in a drug-related arrest. The ripple effects are immediate—trust erodes, reputation falters, and the organization faces a
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The unprecedented $21 million settlement between the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission and Columbia University represents far more than a financial penalty; it signals a watershed moment in campus accountability, fundamentally shifting the landscape of harassment enforcement from internal university procedures
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A recent class-action lawsuit filed by the U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC) has brought significant attention to the employment rights of individuals undergoing treatment for past substance use disorders. The federal agency is suing West Virginia-based companies Wrightway Ready-Mix
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In a definitive move that underscores a nationwide push toward greater corporate transparency, New York City has officially entered a new era of pay equity oversight by mandating comprehensive annual reporting from its largest private employers. By overriding a mayoral
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With decades of experience helping organizations navigate change through technology, HRTech expert Ling-Yi Tsai has a unique perspective on the systems that underpin our work lives. When news broke of a major misconduct scandal within Japan’s public employment service, Hello
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The artificial intelligence system that scanned a candidate’s application and flagged them as a poor cultural fit made a critical career decision in milliseconds, becoming an invisible yet powerful force in the modern workplace. As these tools become more integrated
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Setting the Stage for Workplace Ethics Imagine a high-ranking HR manager, entrusted with shaping a company’s culture and upholding its values, suddenly entangled in a drug-related arrest. The ripple effects are immediate—trust erodes, reputation falters, and the organization faces a
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