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Is Hiring Teens a Good Alternative to a Tight Labor Market?

Stratus

If your business doesn’t shut down at 5pm, teens may be the perfect solution to add a few extra hours of productivity without overworking your full-time staff. While there may be a learning curve for your more seasoned workers to catch on to technology advancements, teens are digital natives. Could teens be the solution? Lower wages.

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Dear ReWorker: How Do I Handle a Sexual Harassment Claim?

Cornerstone On Demand

Dear ReWorker, We recently had a sexual harassment complaint about an employee. Out of curiosity, I Googled this person and found several websites that list his name and include details about his inappropriate sexual activities and relationships. Is His Online Behavior Just Icky, or Is It Illegal?

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Stop Spying on Social Media

HRExecutive

Pier Sixty, LLC, Hernan Perez, a server at New York-based event venue Pier Sixty, vented his frustrations with his manager in an expletive-laden Facebook post he published during a scheduled break. At face value, this may seem like a cut-and-dry case—but it wasn’t. Kinsey-Sallis, an attorney at law firm Fisher Phillips.

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How Healthcare Employers Can Manage Nursing Talent More Strategically

Precheck

Only 39 percent of respondents said that they had adequate staffing with the right knowledge and skills at least 75 percent of the time. Also, 86 percent said they had experienced at least one incident of verbal or physical abuse in the past year, or sexual harassment or discrimination, mostly by patients.

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The Role of Tech & AI in Helping Employees Feel Safe and Respected at Work.

Speaker: Claire Lew, CEO of Know Your Company, & George Swisher, CEO of LiiRN

They'll expose how technology and artificial intelligence can help prevent and predict issues of sexual harassment, diversity and inclusion before they become an avalanche internally or worse, publicly – and how they cannot. Join us for a candid conversation between company culture experts Claire Lew & George Swisher.

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How on Earth Is HR Supposed to Prepare for 2021? (3 Tips)

Digital HR Tech

We know that sexual harassment, code of conduct, and diversity training all need to be completed by a specific date, and then we get to follow up with people who skipped out. This, we’re good at doing. We’re also good at emergencies. We’re good at it. Neelie: Perhaps how in the ^*!&#$ Pay attention.

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Sexual Harassment Survey on Gender, Training Effectiveness

HRWatchdog

Men and women’s idea of what constitutes sexual harassment differ significantly, according to a recent study that examines employee reactions to the sexual harassment prevention training provided by their companies, knowledge of which behaviors can be considered sexual harassment, and how the pandemic has affected workplace harassment.

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Charting Your Course Through Changing Regulations

Speaker: Bonnie Treichel, Senior Consultant & CCO, Multnomah Group

At the same time, it comes with challenges, including compliance with a variety of rules and regulations across different states and municipalities – some of which may conflict with federal law – and failure to comply could be quite costly. The world of work is changing. October 10, 2018 11 AM PST, 2 PM EST, 7 PM BST