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New Jersey created something called a “Temporary Workers’ Bill of Rights.” What is it?

The Employer Handbook

The new law isn’t as sweeping as it sounds — it only covers temporary staffing agencies in particular industries. Under the bill, the Division of Consumer Affairs within the Department of Law and Public Safety will oversee enhanced certification requirements for temporary help service firms.

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How Businesses Can Implement a Safe Return to Work

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But while the regulations regarding health and safety have been removed, the risks to health and safety for employees and customers very much remain. The difference between law and guidance. As per the Health and Safety at Work Act 1974, employers have to take all reasonably practicable steps to ensure safety in the workplace.

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Fentanyl Rising – How HR Can Address the Growing Threat

Crimcheck | Pre-Employment & Background Check Information

Myths and Truths About Fentanyl MYTH 1: Fentanyl is a new drug that has been perpetuated by the media mostly due to consistently getting news about overdoses involving fentanyl. Truth: Fentanyl has been around for decades and evolved over the years, presenting significant challenges for public health and law enforcement.

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Guide to Hiring Employees in the Bahamas

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This comprehensive guide will walk you through the intricacies of the hiring process, from understanding employment laws to recruiting and managing a diverse workforce. Minimum Wage and Compensation: Bahamian employment laws dictate the minimum wage rates, which are crucial considerations during the hiring process.

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Guide to Hiring Employees in Botswana

Recruiters Lineup

The key legislative framework governing employment in the country includes the Employment Act, the Trade Unions and Employers’ Organizations Act, and the Public Service Act. Adhering to these laws is vital to ensure compliance and avoid legal complications. Regular inspections and audits may be conducted to enforce compliance.

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New Employment Laws in 2023: A Guide for Employers and Employees

HR Digest

Many new employment laws in 2023 have been introduced to reshape the regulations that oversee the safety of US citizens, and companies that want to avoid any complications in the future should ensure they update their regulations and policies to match them as well.

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Avoiding COVID-19 lawsuits and reputational damage as employees return to work

HR Morning

As detailed in a recent paper for the Harvard Law School’s National Employment Law Project (NELP), state and local governments are now examining how they can safeguard workers in their jurisdictions with COVID-19 exposure protection rules that go beyond federal laws and regulatory standards. COVID-19 safety naming and shaming.