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5 Reasons Why HR Compliance is More Complicated Than Ever

Cisive

Because compliance is changing so quickly on the state and federal level, HR departments are finding it more and more challenging to keep up with current regulations and changes to employment law. Non-Compliance in HR is Complicated and Expensive. Increased EEOC oversight.

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2021 State Drug Testing Law Updates for Employers

Cisive

The web of workplace drug and alcohol testing compliance continues to grow and has become increasingly impactful to employers. Several states have adopted new laws, with more states considering similar actions in the coming months. The language of the law is a bit ahead of its time when it comes to technology and testing.

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Oregon Bereavement Leave Laws Explained

HR Digest

However, there are various subtleties at play, as is the case with most employment laws in the United States. The HR Digest has created a short guide to help you better understand the bereavement leave laws in Oregon. The employer may also require written notification within three days of the employee’s return to work.

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Paid Sick Leave Laws Gain Ground Across Cities and States

Sterling Check

The many changes to employment laws in the past year and what updates could be on the horizon for 2018 can be quite overwhelming to an employer. Sterling Talent Solutions recently presented the “HR Compliance in 2018: Are You Ready?” Paid Sick Leave Laws. Jennifer L.

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Warning to Employers: [Get Your Background Checks In Order]

Crimcheck | Pre-Employment & Background Check Information

In summary, the FCRA spells out three conditions which must be met before an employer’s background checks can be termed to fully comply with its guidance on authorization and disclosures: an employer is barred from undertaking any background checks until the applicant or employee has been informed of the intention to carry out the background check.

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‘Impossible Demands’ Lead to Disability Discrimination Lawsuit

HR Daily Advisor

Employers routinely ask employees to provide adequate documentation demonstrating that they can perform the essential functions of a job. That documentation may come in the form of physical or mental examinations—commonly referred to as fitness-for-duty examinations. A better question might be: Should the employer push back?

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Plan Sponsors Must Now Analyze 401(k) Plan Administration (Part 1)

HR Daily Advisor

As a result of these changes, many 401(k) plans may need plan amendments to either bring them into compliance with TCJA and the Budget Act, offer the distribution opportunities now permitted following this legislation, or comply with regulations implementing these provisions that have yet to be written.