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Age Discrimination Lawsuit: EEOC Forced Retirement Case for HR

HR Digest

The EEOC lawsuit highlights age discrimination and forced retirement practices still prevalent in North America. This so-called forced retirement lawsuit has raised critical questions about compliance with federal anti-discrimination laws. This age discrimination lawsuit also brings to light a broader issue.

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13 ESG Metrics HR Leaders Should Use To Track Performance

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A growing number of companies are prioritizing purpose, linking profit to environmental, social, and governance (ESG) metrics that attract conscious investors, customers, and employees. Contents What are ESG metrics? When it comes to HR and ESG , numerous ESG-related responsibilities fall under the purview of Human Resources.

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

HRExecutive

By analyzing key metrics, such as employee compensation and training status, HR leaders can proactively address compliance needs to avoid adverse legal problems. Key areas impacted include labor agreements, discrimination policies, personnel records management, whistleblower protections and AI usage in HR practices. Illinois Gov.

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Discriminant Validity: Meaning, Formula & Examples in HR

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One essential concept that HR professionals must understand to validate their tools is discriminant validity. In this guide, well explore what discriminant validity means, why it matters in HR, the formula to measure it, and real-world examples that illustrate its role in creating reliable assessment tools.

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What is Sensitivity Training & Why It Is Important in the Workplace?

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Legal and Ethical Considerations Sensitivity training includes an overview of relevant laws and regulations related to workplace discrimination, harassment, and diversity. This involves setting the tone for respectful behavior, addressing bias and discrimination, and promoting diversity at all levels of the organization.

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HR Analytics and Data Privacy: Balancing HR Data Needs with Employee Interests

HR Digest

The data here typically refers to the information regarding employees, ranging from their personal details to their individual performance metrics. Common data sources include personal information of employees, their performance metrics, behavioral data, and overall contributions to the organization. Bias testing is essential.

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8 Common Recruiting Mistakes to Avoid

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Bias in the Hiring Process Why It’s a Problem: Unconscious bias can lead to discrimination, limiting diversity and inclusivity within your organization. Failing to Measure and Optimize Recruitment Metrics Why It’s a Problem: Without tracking metrics, it’s difficult to identify inefficiencies in your hiring process or areas for improvement.