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Netherlands Employment Law: Understanding the Basics

Global People Strategist

If you are moving to the Netherlands in the coming months and want to be fully aware of the Netherlands employment law, we have you covered. This read will walk you through the basics of the country’s employment laws to help you decide.

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Employment Laws in Bermuda

Global People Strategist

The employment laws in Bermuda are governed by the Employment Act 2000. Here are some of the employment laws in Bermuda: Working Time. Individuals under the age of 18 cannot be employed at night. These employment laws in Bermuda may be likely to change in the future.

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Impact of Labor Law Amendments in Canada

Global People Strategist

Today, we will discuss the impact of Canada’s labor law changes on employees. Canada’s Labor Law Amendments: The Benefits for Employees Before Canada stepped into 2023, the country revisited some crucial factors related to employment laws in Canada. The new policies came into action by December 2022.

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SHRM Certification: Why Should #HR Pros Pay Attention

HR Bartender

One last question, during the update at SHRM Annual, I heard the term microcredential or digital badge. For example, we are developing a California-based microcredential (or certificate) for those individuals with SHRM-CPs or SHRM-SCPs who would like to demonstrate expertise in California law and legal precedents.

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An In-Depth Look at Norway’s Progressive Parental Leave Policies

Global People Strategist

According to the guidelines directed by the ILO, in countries that offer cash benefits via social security, mothers are to be paid at the rate of at least two-thirds of their previous earnings (ensured), along with full health benefits. The standard policy was revised in 1952, which granted a minimum of 12 weeks’ leave.

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HR Operations: The Essential Guide

Analytics in HR

Onboarding: OfficeVibe’s Employee Engagement report found that 69% of employees are more likely to stay with their company for at least three years if they experienced great onboarding. Ensuring your business satisfies local and international employment laws. HR Operations develops a structured onboarding program.

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China’s New Overtime Policy: Employees to Have a Better Work-Life Balance

Global People Strategist

China’s labor law came into action in 1995. It was a legal framework to determine employment laws, hourly wages, and overtime payment policies. Over time workers in China can now get an increased hourly wage for each hour they spend at work. The rule also applies to public holidays and weekends.