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Getting Social Media Recruiting on the Right Track for Diversity

HR Daily Advisor

Previously, we’ve addressed how it’s great for finding and attracting strong candidates, but it’s also possible to use social media to exclude candidates that might lead an employer to a more diverse workforce. They should ask questions such as: Is the goal aimed at affecting culture, hiring practices, succession planning, etc.?

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Marijuana, Opioids and Disability Discrimination: What Employers Should Know

Cisive

In an era where employers are having to plan for changes in workplace drug testing compliance, primarily due to evolving marijuana laws and our nations opioid crisis, another compliance beast continues to rear confuse employers: Disability Discrimination. Both federal and state laws provide this protection.

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6 essential HR tools for small business owners

Homebase

When you hear the phrase, “HR for small business” do you suddenly break out in hives, a cold sweat, or maybe just… leave the room entirely? As a small business owner, the thought of dealing with anything HR-related can feel overwhelming. What is HR? HR makes managing your employees easier and more efficient.

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Big No-No: Questioning Employees about Their Retirement Plans

HR Daily Advisor

May we ask him about his retirement plans? A No—asking employees about their retirement plans is not a good idea. While South Dakota doesn’t have any state statute prohibiting discrimination on the basis of age, the federal Age Discrimination in Employment Act (ADEA) is certainly alive and well. Bottom Line.

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These EEOC wellness rules kick in Jan. 1: Are your plans ready?

HR Morning

1, 2017 may still seem pretty far off, but now’s the time to make sure you’ll be in compliance with the EEOC’s new wellness rules that kick in on New Year’s Day. Health and wellness plans tend to go hand in hand. not be used only to predict an employer’s future health costs. Here’s why.

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Employers Left in Wellness-Plan Limbo

HR Daily Advisor

Employers currently using wellness programs are likely already aware of the privacy and discrimination laws and regulations restricting their use. HIPAA and Wellness Plans. Antidiscrimination Laws and Wellness Plans. However, unlike HIPAA, the EEOC also applied the 30% cap to participatory wellness programs.

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Transitioning Employees to Retirees

HR Daily Advisor

If you’re like many employers and have Baby Boomers in your workforce, you may be thinking about how you’re going to replace all that organizational knowledge as they retire. If that’s what’s on your mind, then it’s time to dust off that succession plan and get busy capturing all that knowledge. Medicare and You in 2017.