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HR Roles

Evil HR Lady

First I must say how much I’ve enjoyed your blog – it helped me a lot when I applied for a new job last year. The can be the actual HRIS itself, where employee data is stored (employment history, salary, grade, etc) or supporting systems, such as training and development systems and resume tracking systems.

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HR Compliance: Engagement, Efficiencies & Integrity

CCI Consulting

An organization committed to proactive HR audits shows its workforce that it values a fair and lawful environment. In this blog, we concentrate on two main types of HR audits: the Fair Labor Standards Act (FLSA) Audits and general HR Compliance Audits. For employees, the indirect benefits are also significant.

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6 Business Cases for Interim HR Staffing

hrQ

Compliance & Changing Laws. There’s a whole slew of employment laws that your HR team needs to stay on top of: Fair Labor Standards Act. Sexual harassment laws. Anti-discrimination laws. Other industry-specific laws. Employment agreements, consulting agreements, non-compete agreements.

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May 2024 Legal Updates

ComplianceHR

May 2024 Legal Updates If you’re an existing ComplianceHR client, not only can you access these updates through the PolicySmart solution, but also robust links to learn more about each of these changes. However, if you are not a subscriber to our solutions, we are pleased to provide you with abbreviated May 2024 Legal Updates.

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HR Roles

Evil HR Lady

First I must say how much I’ve enjoyed your blog – it helped me a lot when I applied for a new job last year. The can be the actual HRIS itself, where employee data is stored (employment history, salary, grade, etc) or supporting systems, such as training and development systems and resume tracking systems.

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Contractor Makes Stupid Mistake At a Client Site – Ask #HR Bartender

HR Bartender

Perlman] A code of conduct gives an employer an opportunity to lay out its expectations for employee behavior. For example, such policies may address issues like: Professionalism, Ethical and legal obligations, Harassment, Treating each other with respect in the workplace, and similar concerns. Especially when they make a mistake.

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How to Handle Workplace Investigations: A Guide for California Employers

Zenefits

In addition, employers have to contend with a state legislature that has been quite active of over the past several years. They also have to content with a regulator, the California Industrial Welfare Commission, whose regulations have the force of law. Ignoring complaints has led to expensive legal actions for employers.