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Is the FBI the Best Choice for Screening Gun Buyers?

Peopletrail

These laws also set the framework for our current firearms buyer screening process. It’s important to know the legal foundations of our nation’s current screening practices in order to make determinations of their stability. Let’s take a moment to address a difficult subject. a number that can’t be understated.

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Eliminate Worries About Social Media Liability with Strong Policies

HR Daily Advisor

When employers were asked to identify the most “potentially problematic” policies in the 2015 Policy Survey by Business and Legal Resources, 36.4 Does the policy reference the organization’s electronic monitoring policy? If the organization uses social media to learn about applicants, consider the following questions.

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Why Does Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion Matter in the Workplace?

Zenefits

Diversity means your company has team members from a wide range of racial, ethnic, socioeconomic, and cultural backgrounds. Whether it’s hiring, promoting, or working with high-end clients, all individuals have a shot regardless of gender, race, background, religious beliefs, or sexual orientation. More skills and better decisions.

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Laws And Regulations Every HR Professional Should Know In 2023

Empuls

For more information on this changing legislation, keep reading. The role of Human Resources (HR) is becoming more complex and multifaceted. HR professionals must now navigate a labyrinth of laws and regulations that govern everything from labor standards to digital workspaces. Changes in labor laws 1.

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NEW YORK CITY ISSUES GUIDELINES ON CREDIT RESTRICTION REGULATION

Aurico

It also prohibits discriminatory harassment and bias-based policing by law enforcement. The SCDEA also makes it an unlawful discriminatory practice for a City agency to request or use, for licensing or permitting purposes, information contained in the consumer credit history of an applicant, licensee or permittee. at § 8-107(9)(d)(1).