Create a comprehensive artificial intelligence policy with valuable insights and guidance from attorney Carrie Cherveny of HUB International.
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Employee Relations Specialist: Job Description, Salary & How To Become One
Why a private equity executive wants more businesses to adopt employee stock ownership plans
A coalition of organizations that includes Deloitte and UBS hopes to see policy reform that would make it easier for large employers to establish ESOPs.
Constantly explaining what HR pros do?
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Walgreens will match 401(k) contributions to student loan payments in 2025
The pharmacy chain will take advantage of a federal provision that allows employers to contribute to workers’ retirement accounts based on student loan payments.
Mental health benefits essential to job satisfaction: survey
Worst of deepfake threats ‘yet to come’
The Port Strike Reaches a Settlement but Negotiations Haven’t Ended
Amazon Holiday Hiring Plans to Create 250,000 Seasonal Jobs
Navigating the Evolving DEI Landscape: A Science-Based Approach
Corporate diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) initiatives are facing a rocky legal landscape following the Supreme Court’s ruling on affirmative action. In a recent WorkLife article, legal expert David Glasgow suggested that DEI programs can face legal risks when they meet the “three Ps”: preference to a legally protected group with respect to a palpable […]
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Supreme Court to Decide Whether ADA Permits Former Employees to Sue for Post-Employment Benefits
The Supreme Court of the United States recently granted certiorari in Stanley v. City of Sanford, Florida—a case about whether the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) permits former employees to sue for alleged discrimination in providing post-employment fringe benefits. The case has practical significance for employers. If the Court finds that the ADA does apply […]
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Scaling Your Business: Key Strategies for Effective Growth
Embarking on a business expansion journey demands strategic planning and a robust understanding of your marketplace. As you scale your business, it’s crucial to integrate a multifaceted approach that enhances your operational capabilities and fortifies your market position. This article explores essential strategies to help you manage growth effectively, ensuring your expansion efforts are both […]
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Supervisor’s Instagram Triggers Hostile Work Environment Lawsuit
Once upon a time, the employee’s workplace was entirely separate from their private life. No more. The two now bleed together, resulting in legal trouble for employers. Male Manager Targets a Female Colleague Lindsay Okonowsky worked as the sole staff psychologist at a federal prison on the West Coast. Lieutenant Steven Hellman supervised the prison […]
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Emerging Leaders Feel Unprepared for Conflict Management
Should Companies Mandate Employee Training – Ask #hr bartender
I’ve written before about making things mandatory. Today’s reader note adds a new level to the discussion by linking it to their job. I’d like your take on mandating training meetings that have nothing to do with my job. Thanks! Like I said, I’ve written about mandating things before and generally, I’m not a fan. Companies […]
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