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Case Study: Strategic Workforce Planning for Rail Infrastructure Managers

AIHR

The Dutch Railway system processes 1.3 So to meet this growing demand, ProRail Traffic Control needs to invest in technologies that make it possible to automate and digitize large parts of the now manual traffic control process. When the trains run as scheduled, the system requires minimal intervention by operators. Curious how?

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Report: HR Trends 2024 – Navigating the Future of Work

Extensis

Today’s business landscape is highly competitive, meaning organizations must brush up on and adapt to the latest HR trends. Get Full Report Today’s workforce demands, technological advancements, and shifting demographics are causing the human resources (HR) industry to transform rapidly.

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Pay transparency is coming for the global workforce. Is your HR department ready?

HR Brew

While pay transparency has been top of mind for many US-based HR managers in recent years, legislation requiring companies to share more information about compensation is taking effect across the world. Some 28 countries “require some type of pay reporting,” according to pay-equity software platform Syndio.

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Employment laws are changing. How tech can create a ‘culture of compliance’

HRExecutive

As HR compliance grows increasingly complex, experts say staying informed about regulatory updates is critical for fostering a culture of accountability and transparency. Heading into 2025, technology will prove pivotal for HR leaders striving to comply with shifting laws and regulations.

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Iceland’s Path Toward Shrinking the Gender Pay Gap

Trusaic

Icelandic employers with operations in the EU will need to begin updating their HR policy and practices to prepare for the more extensive requirements of the upcoming EU Directive. Employers in Iceland are only required to report on compensation every three years. Not asking job candidates about their salary history.

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Fixing payroll to boost engagement. Plus, news from ADP, Gartner and more

HRExecutive

As payroll systems become more digital and automated, employees are increasingly disconnected from understanding their paychecks. This is a timely concern for HR leaders, as financial stress continues to affect workplace wellbeing and engagement. For HR, this presents an opportunity to build employee trust and engagement.

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2024 Mid-Year Legal Updates: Understanding the New Federal Overtime Rule 

MP Wired For HR

Meal and rest periods: Short breaks are usually not compensable, but longer meal periods may be compensable if employees are required to be on duty or at the employer’s premises. Travel time: Travel time to and from work is typically not compensable. However, travel time during the workday is often compensable.