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4 Takeaways from the HCCA 2019 Compliance Institute

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4 Takeaways from the HCCA 2019 Compliance Institute Apr. The following represent my top takeaways from HCCA’s 2019 Compliance Institute. Top CMS Initiatives for 2019. As a result, the agency is working on an update to Stark regulations to be issued later in 2019. Exclusion Screening Best Practices for 2019 and Beyond.

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Are you doing enough to leverage tech for employee relations?

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The ripple effect of 2020 led to increases in accommodation requests, social media issues and discrimination claims along with a significant decrease in resources and diminished commitments to vital employee relations processes,” she says. Last year, nearly half of the organizations surveyed closed these cases in five days or fewer.

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How Healthcare Employers Can Manage Nursing Talent More Strategically

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Also, 86 percent said they had experienced at least one incident of verbal or physical abuse in the past year, or sexual harassment or discrimination, mostly by patients. Find out what works in your own organization by performing internal benchmarking of practices and policies,” says Matt Stevenson, a partner at Mercer.

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Importance of Compliance Training in California State

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In line with this, companies are expected to educate their respective employees regarding policies relevant to job functions and industry. Effective January 1, 2019, businesses operating in this state with five or more workers (SB1343) are required to conduct harassment prevention training every two years.

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What’s Keeping HR Up at Night in 2020?

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million in January 2019 to 6.8 More than half of the respondents are concerned about potential changes to healthcare, while other common worries include changing wage and hour policies and paid-leave requirements. Survey participants reported the least amount of concern about retirement, workplace discrimination and workplace safety.

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Assumed white job applicants receive 9.5% more interview offers on average than assumed Black applicants in new study

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National Bureau of Economic Research economists released a new paper detailing the results of an experiment, in which they submitted 84,000 job applications to 11,000 jobs at 108 Fortune 500 companies between 2019 and 2021. Assumed white applicants received 9.5% more interview offers than assumed Black applicants on average. Taking action.

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What to expect next year with regulations and compliance

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HR pros are ringing in the new year in styleby updating internal policies and ensuring their organizations are compliant with new laws and regulations or big changes to old ones. Colorado became the first state to regulate AI technology to protect against algorithmic discrimination. Pay transparency and reporting.