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How a PEO Protects Government Contractors from Regulatory Compliance Risks

Extensis

In this blog, learn what ExtensisHR does to help government contractors keep their sensitive business and client information secure. Our payroll services utilize accounting practices that are DCAA-compliant, protecting our customers from high-scale risks such as facing penalties for inadequate or missed payments.

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How a PEO Protects Government Contractors from Regulatory Compliance Risks

Extensis

In this blog, learn what ExtensisHR does to help government contractors keep their sensitive business and client information secure. Our payroll services utilize accounting practices that are DCAA-compliant, protecting our customers from high-scale risks such as facing penalties for inadequate or missed payments.

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The Unknown Cost of Conflict in the Workplace

Pollack Peacebuilding

While the study is from 2008 and costs may have changed since, the results are staggering. This can attribute to chronic absenteeism and attrition, upping the ante on recruiting training costs. Harassment. The Cost of Conflict in the Workplace. The Actual Cost. found that U.S. employees spend 2.8 Poor Morale. Poor Morale.

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EEOC Updates “Know Your Rights” Poster

Zenefits

Genetic Information Nondiscrimination Act of 2008 (GINA). Over the years, the federal government has enacted a series of anti-discrimination laws, which prohibit discrimination against job applicants and employees. If your business is covered by these laws, you must comply with them. EEOC anti-discrimination laws for private-sector employers.

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5th Circuit Assures Employer That Some Good Deeds Do Go Unpunished

HR Daily Advisor

Although disability-based harassment/hostile work environment claims have been recognized by the courts for a while, they aren’t very common. From 2008 to 2014, “Harper” worked as an assistant attorney general in the Medical Malpractice Section of the U.S. This case is worth a closer look. Both Quinn and a “Dr.