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Your Ultimate HR Compliance Checklist for 2024

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This includes employment areas such as recruitment and hiring practices, compensation and benefits , workplace safety, employee classification, records retention, non-discrimination and anti-harassment policies , and labor relations. The risk of non-compliance can be detrimental. Since 2000, U.S. Since 2000, U.S.

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10 Inclusion Tips for the Workplace

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A Deloitte survey found that 80% of employees valued diversity and inclusion when making employment decisions. This software helps you make informed job postings, free of any racial, gender, or other types of bias, allowing you to attract more diverse talent. With inclusion, employee satisfaction, and morale will increase.

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The Complete HR Compliance Glossary

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A regulation managed through the DoL requiring employers to create programs and provide reporting demonstrating that they actively recruit, hire, and train covered veterans, disabled persons, minorities, and women. Below you’ll find a glossary of several HR-related terms that are used when anyone is talking about HR compliance.

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Compliance Checklist: Federal Employment Laws You Need To Know At Every Stage Of Your Company’s Growth

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Equal Pay Act (EPA), via EEOC. One key amendment, the Labor Management Relations Act, grants employers an equal position in union-employee-employer disputes and outlines dispute procedures. Here’s a quick checklist of some major federal laws you’ll need to tackle at different employee thresholds in your growth. 1+ Employee.

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Taking the Guess Work out of Your HR Decisions

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Include and post information on Harassment. Equal Pay Act (EPA) – Employers must pay male and female employees the same wage for the same job. One key amendment, the Labor Management Relations Act, grants employers an equal position in union-employee-employer disputes and outlines dispute procedures.