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The Supreme Court adds reverse discrimination case to its next session

HR Brew

The Supreme Court could shift the necessary standards for consideration of workplace discrimination lawsuits in the upcoming term, which could impact future discrimination cases. the Supreme Court announced that it would review a workplace discrimination case in Ohio. But Ames’ lawyers argue that standing precedent is unfair.

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World of HR: France makes move toward becoming the first country to ban hair discrimination

HR Brew

France could become the first country to have a national ban on hair discrimination—that is, if the bill isn’t stopped before it reaches President Emmanuel Macron’s desk. Opponents believe that French law already protects people from discrimination based on looks. Where in the world? Satellite view.

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7 Keys to improve your hiring process.

Professional Alternatives

All those things put together are key to how to present an open role to the market. Run a background check and check references The purpose of a background check is to ensure the candidate is legally fit for the position; however, you should avoid discriminating against candidates based on their results.

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Outsourcing HR Functions: Is it Worthwhile?

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They should also address arising employee concerns and handle workplace issues, such as discrimination. Payroll services – Payroll services involve ensuring that employees are paid their wages properly according to the hours worked, tax deductions, and more. Is Outsourcing Worth It?

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Attention on Deck: Register Now for HR Boot Camp

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And they need to be prepared to get a handle on anything — from mundane absence requests to very serious issues of discrimination or harassment. Discrimination and harassment. Attendees will have ample opportunities to interact with the presenters and ask questions. Meal and rest break requirements.

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California DFEH Sues Activision Blizzard for Systemic Discrimination

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Following a two-year investigation, the California Department of Fair Employment and Housing (DFEH) sued the entertainment gaming giant, Activision Blizzard for systematic discrimination on July 21, 2021. Activision Blizzard’s CEO, J. Riot Games has since made significant strides to transform its workplace culture and environment.

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7 Keys to improve your hiring process.

Professional Alternatives

All those things put together are key to how to present an open role to the market. The purpose of a background check is to ensure the candidate is legally fit for the position; however, you should avoid discriminating against candidates based on their results. Run a background check and check references.