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Ageism In the Workplace – Ask #HR Bartender

HR Bartender

Last year marked the 50 th anniversary of the Age Discrimination in Employment Act (ADEA) , which prohibits discrimination against individuals 40 years of age or older. Anyway, our boss emailed everyone a self-evaluation performance appraisal form to complete and return. Our company does ALL pay increases and raises at the same time.

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5 Things to Consider Before Employee Termination for Poor Performance

AssessTEAM Performance Management

Terminating an employee for poor performance is a challenging decision that every employer will have to face at some point. It’s crucial to handle such situations with care, ensuring that the process is fair, documented, and aligned with legal requirements.

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Make sure your clients’ contracts and payroll are prepared for IR35

Etz

Most recruiters will already be familiar with the fast-approaching IR35 update – which we explained in detail in a recent countdown to IR35 blog post. As a recruiter, you have a responsibility to help your clients build legally compliant working relationships with contract or freelance staff, including the way they’re remunerated.

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Funny HR Stories

Kevin Sheridan

This woman slowly accused everyone of being evil, similar to the Salem Witch trials and soon the group turned on her and she left our employment. I said then the insurance company will see if you have a legal spouse and if so it will go to her, if not they will look for natural children, step children, parents, etc. My mouth went dry.

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Presenteeism in the workplace: how can you address it?

myhrtoolkit

Despite most employers’ awareness of absenteeism, the connected issue of presenteeism has historically been paid much less attention. The legal risks can be high; employers may find it difficult to ask someone to go home if they are potentially at work (being paid) and sending them home (unpaid) is the only other option.

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HR in 2017 – a review

cipHR

Employers have a legal obligation to ensure the health, safety and welfare of their employees at work, including minimising the risk of stress-related illness. With greater awareness and transparency about the importance of wellbeing in the office, more employers are reviewing their wellness practices.