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20 Examples of Conflicts of Interest at Work

EverFi - HR

These situations occur when an employee could benefit personally from a scenario that also has the potential to negatively impact the company. And employees are bound through your company’s code of conduct to act in the interests of their employer and not for their own personal gain.

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Conducting an HR Audit – Review, Identify, Improve

CCI Consulting

Conducting an HR audit is a proactive step that organizations take to identify the function’s strengths, weaknesses, and opportunities. Consider an HR audit like a report card, this process allows an organization to evaluate the effectiveness of the policies and procedures conducted by the human resources department.

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HR manual versus employee handbook: What’s the difference?

Insperity

What, exactly, is the difference between an employee handbook and a human resources (HR) manual – and does your organization need both? It’s a good idea for companies to develop both an HR manual and an employee handbook. With an employee handbook , the goal is usually to: Communicate company policies. Set expectations.

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Guide to Hiring Employees in Italy

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However, navigating the intricacies of Italian employment laws and cultural nuances is crucial to successfully hiring and managing employees in this beautiful Mediterranean nation. This guide aims to provide a comprehensive overview of the essential steps and considerations when hiring employees in Italy.

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HR Glossary of Terms

Zenefits

ATS, employee handbook, HRIS, workers’ comp … there are plenty of acronyms and terms in the HR world to know and stay on top of. Sometimes you need a glossary on hand when you’re stuck trying to remember a definition, or you’re wanting to learn some new terminology. Absenteeism. Accountability. Ban the Box.

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4 ways to ensure workplace music won’t land your company in court

HRExecutive

The type of music employers play at the workplace could form the basis of a sex harassment claim under Title VII of the Civil Rights Act of 1964, according to a recent decision of the Ninth Circuit in Sharp v. The Sharp opinion presents two key lessons for human resources professionals and employers. S&S Activewear, LLC.