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Under the ordinance, employers with 36 or more employees are required to offer additional work hours to existing, qualified part-time employees before hiring new employees, including subcontractors or the use of temporary staffing services. It is effective on March 13, 2017.
In 2017, a team of economic scientists decided to ask that question by submitting resumes with traditionally Black and white names to 108 different U.S. Implement a diverse slate policy : Require that a certain percentage of candidates for each position come from underrepresented groups. Their findings were troubling.
Policy development and compliance: They develop HR policies and procedures, ensuring compliance with labor laws, regulations, and industry standards. They also communicate and enforce these policies within the organization.
We can become educated, get involved, and influence policy. You can also visit the SHRM Policy Action Center. I particularly like SHRM’s Public Policy Guide , which provides background info and outlook for major issues facing our profession. The good news is we don’t have to do that. You guys are smart.
This was demonstrated in the case of Maxutova v Nunn Media Pty Ltd [2017] FCCA 2336. Maxutova v Nunn Media Pty Limited [2017] FCCA 2336. ensure all directions to an employee comply with the law, and are reasonable. Ms Maxutova was hired as head of strategy by Nunn Media Pty Ltd. Abraham Ash.
To help you navigate, we’ve compiled a quick list of HR compliance subjects your department should be aware of as we head into 2018: Overview of 2017 Rulings Taking Effect in 2018. 2017 brought quite a few rulings HR managers across the country will be dealing with in 2018. New York -. ClearCompany.
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.” Both Talascend’s and Jacobs’ handbooks direct employees who experience harassment to contact HR, and there was no evidence that Charlie complied with those policies. 2017 WL 3014429 (5th Cir., Summary judgment on his hostile work environment claims was therefore proper. Jacobs Engineering Group, Inc.,
Partner (US) LLC , 2017 U.S. 20, 2017), three full-time employees of Randstad claimed that a district court had erred in granting summary judgment to Randstad on the basis that they were covered by the administrative exemption. In Perry v. Randstad Gen. Lexis 23297 (6 th Cir. Her job involved “sending out. prescribed by Randstad.”
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The 2016 legislative session produced new laws affecting California employers’ day-to-day operations and policies in 2017 and beyond. Some of the new laws, such as the minimum wage increase, make significant changes to California’s legal landscape. Attend the 90-minute live webinar on January 31, 2017.
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June 19, 2017). You should have a written antiretaliation policy which clearly states you won’t tolerate retaliation in any form, and you need to train supervisors and managers on how to implement and follow the policy. The post Retaliation—The Marcia Brady Of EmploymentLaw appeared first on HR Daily Advisor.
Thousands of attendees throughout the year look to CalChamber’s compliance training events for current, relevant employmentlaw information, plus best practices to make reassuring decisions and avoid costly legal headaches. Thursday, October 26, 2017 | Westin Bonaventure Hotel and Suites, Downtown Los Angeles.
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She wanted to hire Johnson, she said, but company policy prohibited it. “To These laws are really about trying to humanize people and incorporate that kind of approach into the hiring process,” said Maurice Emsellem, director of the Fair Chance Program at the National EmploymentLaw Project.
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In particular, the agencies analyzed what would happen if it were decided by the end of August 2017 that CSR payments would continue only through the end of this calendar year. Those effects are uncertain and would depend on how the policy was implemented,” caution the CBO and JCT. More information is available in the full CBO report.
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