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What is ‘Quiet Quitting’ and What Can HR Do About It?

Netchex HR Blog

With lessons learned during the pandemic and employees in high demand, workers are more secure in their jobs, like they can test boundaries without getting fired. Of course, quiet firing presents a big liability issues for a company, especially if employees argue they were discriminated against. What are some signs?

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A Complete Guide to Hiring Employees in Hong Kong

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The EO ensures that employees receive adequate time off for rest and recreation. Whether you are a multinational corporation establishing a presence in the region or a local business expanding your workforce, understanding the intricacies of the hiring process is crucial. Key Provisions of the Employment Ordinance 1.

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This vaccination metric can teach us a lot about diversity and inclusion efforts

EverFi - HR

If we think about acts and experiences of bias and discrimination similarly to how we think about coronavirus infections, then the outcome we’re striving for is the same: herd immunity. Taking it a little further, experiences of discrimination vary in severity – same with COVID cases. And the analogy isn’t a stretch.

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6 Changes Your Company Must Make to Develop More Female Leaders

TalentCulture

The most recent allegations of sexual harassment by management and subsequent apathy by HR at hot tech startup Uber have once again brought to the fore the lack of progress we’ve made in gender equality. The lack of female leaders in general, and especially in the tech world, is one of the most highly discussed challenges.

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The 100 Year History of the Human Resources Department

Visier

The HR department has been around since early 1900s, and it’s changed a lot—from managing payroll, to enforcing equality laws, to the modern strategic business partner it is today. “HR” HR” is the first department called upon in a crisis and, unfairly, often the last department given credit for a business’ success. But there was indeed.

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