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How to Implement an Artificial Intelligence Policy [Part 3]

HR Bartender

New Hire Onboarding : For example, imagine a gamified onboarding experience for a cohort of new hires. Employees could be challenged to find three fun facts about employees in other departments and teams, learn about other job functions in the organization, and identify various process or handbook policies.

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Celebrating Human Resources (HR) Professionals Day!

HRWatchdog

Recruiting, Onboarding and Employee Separations HR professionals have a role in every employment stage — from recruiting for open positions, finding and interviewing applicants, onboarding new hires and handling final pay when an employee leaves your company. And that’s not all HR professionals manage.

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7 Crucial Steps in Conducting an HR Audit: A Complete Guide for Businesses.

Reform Biz

You can learn more about HR audits and best practices from the Society for Human Resource Management (SHRM) India. : Introduction In todays fast-paced and highly competitive business world, ensuring that your company is running efficiently and in compliance with the law is essential. What is an HR Audit? Why is an HR Audit Important? . :

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On-Boarding Activities: Best to Wait for Employee’s First Day of Work

HRWatchdog

When we start a new employee, their first day is spent completing on-boarding paperwork and trainings. Employers may be tempted to ask new hires to complete on-boarding activities, such as filling out paperwork and completing trainings, from home so that employees can begin working immediately when they arrive on their first day.

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Achieving and Maintaining ACA Compliance: A Comprehensive Guide for Employers 

MP Wired For HR

The IRS requires employers to track various employee details, including work status (full-time or part-time), hours worked, wages, and the health insurance coverage offered to each employee. The term “full-time employee” is defined as someone working 30 or more hours per week, or 130 hours in a calendar month.

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Retaining Top Talent: Real Estate HR Practices Reducing Turnover

Extensis

Keep reading to learn more about the latest tactics helping real estate agencies strengthen their teams and maintain a competitive edge. When a workforce receives the correct wages at the right time, they have a greater appreciation for their employer and are more motivated to be loyal and productive in their role.

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The Ultimate HR Compliance Guide

ComplianceHR

As such, it covers a broad spectrum of topics and policies, which can vary by jurisdiction, for example paying employees different minimum wage rates across multiple states, accommodating employee medical leave, or even complying with union rules. What is HR Compliance? What Is Compliance in HR?