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Equal Pay Day 2025: Understanding the Pay Gap and How to Close It

Trusaic

Understanding the difference between the unadjusted (raw) pay gap and the adjusted (controlled) pay gap is crucial for organizations committed to closing pay inequities and ensuring unbiased, legally defensible compensation practices. The Current Pay Gap: What Do the Numbers Say? Adjusted vs. Unadjusted Pay Gap: Whats the Difference?

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California Employment Laws Starting 2025

HRWatchdog

Now California employers have a few scant months to prepare for new employment laws taking effect January 1, 2025. Here’s a quick look at the employment law changes ahead for 2025. Unless other stated, these bills are effective January 1, 2025.

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New 2025 Employment Laws Reminder!

HRWatchdog

Look in our content for the flags that indicate new 2025 laws or important court rulings. Happy 2025! Employment Law Subject Matter Expert/Legal Writer and Editor, CalChamber Review our free New 2025 Labor and Employment Laws: What Employers Need to Know white paper (CalChamber members can access the white paper here ).

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Navigating EU CSRD and Pay Equality

Trusaic

Rules relating to this directive will begin applying in 2025 for financial year 2024 for large organizations, through 2029 for financial year 2028 for smaller businesses. Employers in member countries will be fined for failing to comply, while employees will be entitled to compensation. What does it mean for pay equity?

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Pre-Order Your 2025 Mandatory, Updated Employment Notices Posters

HRWatchdog

California employers need to make sure theyre ready for 2025, as certain mandatory posters have been updated and CalChamber can help! For 2025, California employers must update their: California Minimum Wage notice (on January 1, 2025, Californias minimum wage will increase to $16.50 per hours).

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Legislative lowdown: New York becomes first state to mandate paid prenatal leave

HR Brew

Kathy Hochul’s FY 2025 executive budget bill. Employees who take prenatal leave will be entitled to receive compensation equal to their regular rate of pay, or the applicable minimum wage. As with sick leave, New York employers are prohibited from discriminating or retaliating against their employees for taking prenatal leave.

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Employment laws are changing. How tech can create a ‘culture of compliance’

HRExecutive

Heading into 2025, technology will prove pivotal for HR leaders striving to comply with shifting laws and regulations. By analyzing key metrics, such as employee compensation and training status, HR leaders can proactively address compliance needs to avoid adverse legal problems. These will go into effect in 2025.