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Are you doing enough to leverage tech for employee relations?

HRExecutive

The ripple effect of 2020 led to increases in accommodation requests, social media issues and discrimination claims along with a significant decrease in resources and diminished commitments to vital employee relations processes,” she says. Last year, nearly half of the organizations surveyed closed these cases in five days or fewer.

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Avoid an HR Headache with these 25 Tips

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Avoid Workplace Discrimination Claims. Elevate your training beyond a blurb in the handbook. Elevate your training beyond a blurb in the handbook. Create a comprehensive anti-discrimination training plan using how-to videos and assessments to ensure understanding.

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What’s Keeping HR Up at Night in 2020?

HRExecutive

While the largest decreases occurred in retail trade (139,000 jobs) and construction (112,000 jobs), retaining key talent is HR’s chief concern, according to a survey of more than 300 HR executives representing mid- to large-size employers across multiple industries conducted by Human Resource Executive® between December 2019 and January 2020.

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HR trends 2024: what can you expect?

cipHR

2023 was a busy year for HR professionals. In this article: HR trends 2024 Which trends are affecting UK organisations and their HR teams the most? Will organisations increase their investment in HR technology? Which areas of HR functionality will organisations invest in? What will be the major drivers behind HR tech investment?

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Majority of UK job roles still pay men more than women

cipHR

Of those, well over a quarter (30%) pay men at least 10% more per hour, on average, while a third (32%) pay men between 5% and 9% more. Of those, well over a quarter (30%) pay men at least 10% more per hour, on average, while a third (32%) pay men between 5% and 9% more. million people (4.9

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Stop Spying on Social Media

HRExecutive

Protected activity is defined as two or more employees who are acting together to improve issues such as wages, hours and working conditions. Through social media, employers may learn information regarding a candidate’s race, age, religion, disability or other protected classification,” says LaKisha M. He has since been rehired.)

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U.S. Baristas Share Salaries in Hopes for Higher Pay

Trusaic

The spreadsheet originated in Philadelphia and contains information on workers’ wages, benefits, tips, years of experience, among other details. Hundreds of coffee shop employees have filled it out with their often-low wages. Many wages also do not reflect professional experience.