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California Employers Prepare for New Workplace Violence Prevention Law
October 13, 2023
California Employers Prepare for New Workplace Violence Prevention Law

California employers have less than nine months to comply with the state’s new law requiring workplace violence prevention plans. The law, the first of its kind in the country, establishes general industry workplace violence prevention safety requirements. With workplace violence

Neurodiversity: Exploring its Strengths, Workplace Contributions and the Rise of Inclusive Hiring Practices
October 13, 2023
Neurodiversity: Exploring its Strengths, Workplace Contributions and the Rise of Inclusive Hiring Practices

Neurodiversity, a relatively new term, is gaining recognition among employers as they seek to bridge the skills gap through the development of a more neurodiverse workforce. This article explores the concept of neurodiversity from an evolutionary perspective and highlights its

California Governor Vetoes Bill Expanding WARN Act to Include Contracted Workers
October 13, 2023
California Governor Vetoes Bill Expanding WARN Act to Include Contracted Workers

In a move that has sparked controversy, California Governor Gavin Newsom vetoed a bill on Sunday that would have expanded the scope of the Worker Adjustment and Retraining Notification (WARN) Act requirements. This decision has left many questioning the implications

California Governor Signs Legislation Providing Workers with Leave in the Case of Pregnancy Loss
October 12, 2023
California Governor Signs Legislation Providing Workers with Leave in the Case of Pregnancy Loss

California Governor Gavin Newsom has signed legislation that grants workers the right to take leave in the event of a pregnancy loss. The new law aims to support employees during a difficult time and ensure they have the necessary time

The Art of Workplace Investigations: Ensuring Thoroughness and Impartiality
October 12, 2023
The Art of Workplace Investigations: Ensuring Thoroughness and Impartiality

Workplace investigations play a crucial role in addressing allegations of misconduct and ensuring a fair and safe work environment for all employees. To conduct a successful investigation, it is essential to select an investigator capable of executing their duties promptly,

Training Repayment Agreements: A Comprehensive Guide for Negotiating Successful and Fair Deals
October 12, 2023
Training Repayment Agreements: A Comprehensive Guide for Negotiating Successful and Fair Deals

As state and federal agencies crack down on non-compete and non-disclosure agreements, private employers have turned to Training Repayment Agreements (TRAs) as an alternative way to retain employees and recoup onboarding and training costs. However, the implementation and enforcement of

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California Employers Prepare for New Workplace Violence Prevention Law
October 13, 2023
California Employers Prepare for New Workplace Violence Prevention Law

California employers have less than nine months to comply with the state’s new law requiring workplace violence prevention plans. The law, the first of its kind in the country, establishes general industry workplace violence prevention safety requirements. With workplace violence

Neurodiversity: Exploring its Strengths, Workplace Contributions and the Rise of Inclusive Hiring Practices
October 13, 2023
Neurodiversity: Exploring its Strengths, Workplace Contributions and the Rise of Inclusive Hiring Practices

Neurodiversity, a relatively new term, is gaining recognition among employers as they seek to bridge the skills gap through the development of a more neurodiverse workforce. This article explores the concept of neurodiversity from an evolutionary perspective and highlights its

California Governor Vetoes Bill Expanding WARN Act to Include Contracted Workers
October 13, 2023
California Governor Vetoes Bill Expanding WARN Act to Include Contracted Workers

In a move that has sparked controversy, California Governor Gavin Newsom vetoed a bill on Sunday that would have expanded the scope of the Worker Adjustment and Retraining Notification (WARN) Act requirements. This decision has left many questioning the implications

California Governor Signs Legislation Providing Workers with Leave in the Case of Pregnancy Loss
October 12, 2023
California Governor Signs Legislation Providing Workers with Leave in the Case of Pregnancy Loss

California Governor Gavin Newsom has signed legislation that grants workers the right to take leave in the event of a pregnancy loss. The new law aims to support employees during a difficult time and ensure they have the necessary time

The Art of Workplace Investigations: Ensuring Thoroughness and Impartiality
October 12, 2023
The Art of Workplace Investigations: Ensuring Thoroughness and Impartiality

Workplace investigations play a crucial role in addressing allegations of misconduct and ensuring a fair and safe work environment for all employees. To conduct a successful investigation, it is essential to select an investigator capable of executing their duties promptly,

Training Repayment Agreements: A Comprehensive Guide for Negotiating Successful and Fair Deals
October 12, 2023
Training Repayment Agreements: A Comprehensive Guide for Negotiating Successful and Fair Deals

As state and federal agencies crack down on non-compete and non-disclosure agreements, private employers have turned to Training Repayment Agreements (TRAs) as an alternative way to retain employees and recoup onboarding and training costs. However, the implementation and enforcement of

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