Mon.Apr 25, 2016

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Curt Schilling, Gender-Free Bathrooms and Free Speech For Employees.

The HR Capitalist

Your broad professional conduct policy likely give you the right to fire anyone you want-if they make statements that make others around them at work uncomfortable. It's a good reminder to talk openly and honestly during your onboarding or orientation process about what your policies could mean related to free speech.

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Ohio introduces employee background check legislation

Ohio Employer's Law

It also requires an employer to keep confidential the information learned about a job applicant during the application process and maintain policies on this confidentiality. No doubt, privacy is a hot button issue. Finally, it creates a private cause of action for violations.

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Up Your Analytics Game: How to Empower People to Take Action

Speaker: Tom Davenport, President’s Distinguished Professor of Information Technology and Management, Babson College

We recommend you review the privacy policies of Human Resources Today and Oracle to address any questions you have regarding their handling of your personal information. Each party will be responsible for managing their own use of your personal information.