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Estimated Time on HR: Employee Relations & Compliance Tasks

Stratus

And, oftentimes, employment laws and compliance requirements dictate how you should handle those disputes. . When you are in the thick of developing a new initiative, responding to employees, handling tricky people situations, or researching applicable laws, you may wonder if you are spending too much time on each task.

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HR Generalist: All You Need To Know About the Role

Analytics in HR

They cover most HR functions, including talent attraction, hiring, training and development, employee engagement and performance, and compensation and benefits. In this 4-minute Learning Bite, we explain what an HR Generalist is, what they do, and everything else you want to know. The HR Generalist is one of the most varied HR roles.

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Laws And Regulations Every HR Professional Should Know In 2023

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HR professionals must now navigate a labyrinth of laws and regulations that govern everything from labor standards to digital workspaces. This comprehensive guide aims to shed light on key areas of change in HR laws and regulations that every HR professional should be aware of. Changes in labor laws 1.

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6 essential HR tools for small business owners

Homebase

HR responsibilities often include: Employee termination and offboarding Employment law compliance Employee engagement and retention Hiring and onboarding Training and development Employee payroll , compensation, and benefits Of course, HR is vital when it comes to managing large teams. What is HR? But this simply isn’t true.

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How to Become an HR Generalist [A Practical Guide]

Analytics in HR

Their recruiting duties can include sourcing candidates, creating an employment offer, conducting a background check, or taking care of administrative tasks such as visa application. This might include management training, discrimination/harassment investigations, performance improvement plans, termination, union negotiations, etc.

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4 Reasons to Consider Leaving Your PEO after Employee #50

Namely

Professional Employer Organizations (PEOs) take on HR, payroll, and benefits administration for their clients, typically businesses without an HR professional on staff. The Myth of PEO Protection Small businesses often think of the co-employment relationship as a shield, protecting them from potential HR nightmares.