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Start date of the NLRB’s joint-employer rule is delayed again

HR Brew

It was easier for organizations to avoid joint-employer status under the old rule, as it required both employers to exercise “substantial direct and immediate control” over employment conditions. Being a joint employer subjects both parties to legal liability for one another’s actions, as well as collective bargaining obligations.

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Use Strategic Planning Techniques to Build Your Workforce Plan

HR Bartender

Well, darn it all if life and work didn’t get in the way. Well, I didn’t just let it go. Remember, the outcome of a strategic planning exercise is to answer the following questions: How does the organization compete? This is true for the workforce plan as well. And then I had to shift a couple of project timelines.

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How Organizations and Employees Can Start Focusing on Wellness

HR Bartender

An increasing number of companies are offering employee wellness programs. employers offer wellness benefits (up from 58 percent in 2008). A RAND Corporation study found that every $1 invested in wellness yields a return on investment (ROI) of $1.50. So, how can organizations and employees start focusing on wellness?

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98% of CHROs say they’re responsible for employee well-being, but most aren’t investing in it, survey says

HR Brew

While often used interchangeably, well-being and wellness are distinct ; the former refers to the state of an employee’s overall health (physical and mental, as well as financial) and the latter describes how an employee can maintain their health (think exercise and meditation). And both are HR priorities.

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How to Celebrate Global Wellness Day at Work

Achievers

Ever considered making wellness a pillar of your company culture ? You should, given 75 percent of professionals believe it’s the employers responsibility to provide health and well-being benefits. Focusing on employee wellness is a win-win for both employees and employers. Promote physical wellness. Options are endless.

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7 Out of the Box Wellness Ideas to Try at Your Organization

15Five

Most workplaces offer what they can when it comes to wellness, but is it enough? Benefits coverage and the occasional wellness spending account don’t cut it anymore. employees feel their organization cares about their well-being—a significant drop from 50% pre-pandemic. Only a quarter of U.S.

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Wellness Programs Matter. Here’s How We Set Them Up for Success

Kazoo

If we’ve learned one thing over the past year, it’s that health and wellness are foundational not only to personal quality of life, but also to organizational health. Now, employers who really care about their employee experience are looking for new ways to show it by ramping up the way they invest in employee health and wellness programs.