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How to Implement an Artificial Intelligence Policy [Part 3]

HR Bartender

Estimated reading time: 6 minutes It’s one thing to write a great policy. We’ve been talking about artificial intelligence (AI) policies in this series. The first article focused on why organizations need to have both AI strategies and policies. Today, I want to wrap up this series with a conversation about implementing policy.

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Disgruntled Employee: Meaning, Threats & Ways to Deal

HR Lineup

Compensation and Benefits: Perceived inequities in pay, benefits, or rewards can be a significant source of dissatisfaction. Compliance Issues: Ensuring compliance with employment laws and regulations is critical to avoid legal risks associated with disgruntled employees.

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Watch Out California Employers: SB 1162 On Track To Become Law

Trusaic

Still, SB 1162 requires employers to report median and mean hourly rates within each job category and for each combination of gender race/ethnicity, strengthening the DFEH’s ability to identify pay discrimination in employer compensation systems. .

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HR Year-End Checklist: 10 Critical Areas to Assess

Extensis

Compliance and legal updates Reviewing and adjusting for evolving employment laws is one of the most important end-of-year HR responsibilities. Two critical tasks: ✓ Review legal and regulatory changes: Ensure compliance with any new labor laws or industry-specific requirements.

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Who Does HR Report To? 5 Options [With Pros & Cons]

AIHR

Data-driven workforce planning decisions: HR decisions are based on financial analytics, workforce data, and forecasting models, leading to more measurable, objective hiring and compensation strategies. Close to business realities: HR stays connected to department needs, ensuring policies are practical and relevant.

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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. The post California Employment Laws Starting 2025 appeared first on HRWatchdog by James W. Not a member?

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HR Compliance: Engagement, Efficiencies & Integrity

CCI Consulting

Regular HR audits allow organizations to identify and mitigate potential risks before they escalate, strengthen existing policies, and enhance the culture of the overall workplace. A careful review ensures employees receive fair compensation for their extra hours.