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3 Actionable Ways to Support Your LGBTQ+ Employees During Pride Month

Bonusly

Happy Pride Month—the sunniest, most colorful of months! ?? ?? ??. We’ve long been a fan of encouraging employees to bring their full selves to work, and celebrating it! This very much includes gender, sexuality, and other alternative lifestyles that don’t fit into our. heteronormative worldview. Let’s get started! Let’s get started!

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Do Love Contracts Actually Work?

Namely

Some teams are turning to controversial legal agreements to ward off compliance risks. Some teams are turning to controversial legal agreements to ward off compliance risks. Their purpose is to mitigate risk by affirming that a romance is consensual—in theory, staving off harassment claims. Rules of Attraction .

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It’s another “when a hostile work environment isn’t a hostile work environment” post

The Employer Handbook

The Court must look at the totality of the circumstances, and view the harassing conduct in context, not as isolated acts. The Court must look at the totality of the circumstances, and view the harassing conduct in context, not as isolated acts. 2005), aff’d, 170 F. Second verse, same as the first. Duie Pyle, Inc.,

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NEW YORK CITY ISSUES GUIDELINES ON CREDIT RESTRICTION REGULATION

Aurico

It also prohibits discriminatory harassment and bias-based policing by law enforcement. New York City employers should review these guidelines : NOTE: Portions of this guide will be subject to future rulemaking pursuant to the City Administrative Procedure Act, N.Y. City Charter § 1041 et seq. Code §§ 8-102(29), 8-107(24).

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Larry Dunivan is Now a Cop!

HRExecutive

Remember when HR was dumped on for being the “rules police,” focusing on its key role in compliance to the exclusion of everything else? Well, there’s an app for automating compliance—and HCM veteran Larry Dunivan is now in charge of it. Probably not, but those names are part of your history in HR technology. Paul igloo and is now a Gartner analyst.

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HR Finally Gets a RoboCop!

HRExecutive

Remember when HR was dumped on for being the “rules police,” focusing on its key role in compliance to the exclusion of everything else? Well, there’s an app for automating compliance—and HCM veteran Larry Dunivan is now in charge of it. Probably not, but those names are part of your history in HR technology. Paul igloo and is now a Gartner analyst.