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Austria’s Path Toward Shrinking the Gender Pay Gap Under EU Directive

Trusaic

In response to the EU Pay Transparency Directive, which requires employers operating in European Union member states to report on pay data, Trusaic will be evaluating the state of each country in the EU’s current gender pay gaps and the path toward compliance. Austria has an existing pay transparency law that went into effect in 2011.

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Using machine learning and sentiment analysis to tackle employee burnout

The HRX

Human Resource professionals are now using an advanced data-driven approach. percent in 2011 to 54.4 Many organizations already have a feedback system in place, and a wealth of data is already sitting and waiting for analysis. There may be a lot of feedback data to process, and it can be daunting. Work-life balance.

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Meaningful Work Tops Company Culture, Compensation, and Perks as Workers’ #1 Must-Have in New Global Employee Survey

WorkHuman

One of the survey’s most important findings is that workers across all age groups rank meaningful work as the most important aspect of their career, beating out positive company culture, compensation and perks, a supportive manager, and a fun team. More than half of all workers surveyed chose age as the top factor driving discrimination.

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Stop Spying on Social Media

HRExecutive

According to a 2011 court case, NLRB v. Holt notes this includes “criticizing an employer, complaining about favoritism, protesting to improve work conditions, discussing compensation and bonuses, etc.”. Or, employers may mine LinkedIn data to determine if an employee is a flight risk.

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Women win class action status to sue Google over pay disparity

HR Digest

The US Department of Labor also sued Google for the same laxity in 2017, and for refusing to disclose its compensation data. It found that Google was responsible for “systemic compensation disparities against women pretty much across the entire workforce.”. million in 2020. Google had over 135,000 employees as of December.

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Bass Pro to Pay $10.5M for Discriminatory Hiring Practices and Retaliation

HR Daily Advisor

Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC) that alleged Bass Pro discriminated on the basis of race in its hiring and recruiting practices at its retail stores and then unlawfully retaliated against employees who opposed those practices. Earlier today, Bass Pro Outdoor World, LLC, agreed to pay $10.5 EEO-1 Update Webinar.

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9 Best Diversity Tools for Job Descriptions in 2024

Ongig

for job descriptions since 2011. They use data from the government and the marketplace to give organizations a score. Let’s dive into what they’re all about: First up, DBSquared is equipped with tools to help companies level the playing field when it comes to hiring and compensation. But that’s not all.