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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. The country is well above the 12.7% Austria’s gender wage gap was at 18.8%

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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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3 Organizations that are Combating Technology-Facilitated Abuse

Civility Partners

It’s awesome how it brings us all closer, but when it’s not handled well, it can cause some serious problems too. The scale at which all this data is collected and sorted is massive. 3) Without My Consent Originally starting in 2011 as its own non-profit, Without My Consent aimed to fight against online privacy intrusions.

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

WorkHuman

The report also looked at several key workplace issues that directly impact employee well-being and humanity, such as diversity and inclusion, gender equity, discrimination, and celebration of work anniversaries. Key findings include: One in four workers have felt discriminated against over the course of their career.

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Employers Paid Out $174M to Resolve Background Check Lawsuits

Cisive

The FCRA requires employers to get written consent from a job candidate before obtaining a background-check report, which may include criminal records as well as credit history and other personal information. Since 2011 more than 40 employers have paid out FCRA employment settlements of $1 million or more.

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The Everchanging World of Performance Management

HR Daily Advisor

Today, talent managers and human resources professionals are looking at new ways of more meaningfully providing performance feedback to employees—as well as creating mechanisms for them to evaluate their own performance. They dropped their formal appraisal process in 2011 and were quickly followed by others. Avoiding legal troubles.

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10 Ways to Celebrate Women’s History Month at Work

Ongig

International Women’s Day celebrated its 100th anniversary in 2011. Take time to check your data: How many women employees make up your executive team? Take a look at your people operations systems to get accurate data. Two years later, the date got fixed at March 8. How often are women promoted?