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What to Expect for HR Compliance in 2018

ClearCompany HRM

To help you navigate, we’ve compiled a quick list of HR compliance subjects your department should be aware of as we head into 2018: Overview of 2017 Rulings Taking Effect in 2018. 2017 brought quite a few rulings HR managers across the country will be dealing with in 2018. Staying Compliant in 2018 and Beyond.

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Responses to “HR Compliance in 2018” Questions

Sterling Check

There have been many changes in employment laws that impact the hiring process throughout 2017. 2018 looks to be just as busy. There could be more alterations to employment laws and regulations that govern the background screening industry to come in the New Year. Ban-the-Box Laws.

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FEHC Proposes Baby Bonding Leave, Criminal Background Check Regulations

HRWatchdog

The draft regulations integrate NPLA — which requires employers with 20 or more employees to provide eligible employees with up to 12 weeks of unpaid, job-protected leave to bond with a new child — into the existing California Family Rights Act (CFRA). Regulating Criminal History Checks. Department of Fair Employment and Housing.

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Criminal Record Checks 101: What Job Candidates Need to Know

Sterling Check

Then HR asks for your social security number and a signature of release for a background check. In today’s workplace, background checks are nearly ubiquitous, with criminal screening especially on the rise. Preparing for a Background Check. Building the Criminal History Report.

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Status of NPLA, ‘Ban-the-Box’ Regulations

HRWatchdog

Several FEHC-proposed regulations that clarify topics like new parent leave and criminal background checks will be up for public comment soon. The FEHC held a meeting on October 19, 2018, during which it discussed further amendments to the regulations. The proposed regulations merge the new law with the pre-existing regulations.

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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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“Ban-the-Box,” Baby Bonding Regulations Moving Forward

HRWatchdog

Comment period open for proposed California parental leave and criminal background regulations. The CFRA also provides for baby-bonding leave, but applies to employers with 50 or more employees. Regulating Criminal History Checks. Last year, the FEHC passed criminal history regulations that went into effect on July 1, 2017.