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How to Implement an Artificial Intelligence Policy [Part 3]

HR Bartender

Estimated reading time: 6 minutes It’s one thing to write a great policy. We’ve been talking about artificial intelligence (AI) policies in this series. The first article focused on why organizations need to have both AI strategies and policies. Today, I want to wrap up this series with a conversation about implementing policy.

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The Future of HR Software in Australia: Trends & Innovations

EmployeeConnect

These features will help businesses gather real-time data on employee satisfaction, which can be used to make informed decisions about policies, workplace culture, and leadership development. This includes everything from recruitment and employee performance to compensation and benefits.

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Workplace Violence Rule: CalChamber Urges Changes, Draft Regulation Broader than Legislation

HRWatchdog

A California Chamber of Commerce-led coalition of employers presented comments and concerns about the proposed draft rule. Changes in Draft Rule Now, Cal/OSHA is creating regulations based on that legislation, and is looking at some significant changes to broaden present workplace violence prevention obligations.

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Talk With Your Internal and External Partners About Their Artificial Intelligence

HR Bartender

My takeaway from his presentation was that the ethical use of AI is very much tied to the way that HR and the rest of the organization partners with each other as well as their external suppliers. In addition, Fonte stressed during the session that organizations need to have company policies regarding the use of artificial intelligence.

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Seasonal Workforce Simplified: A Blueprint for Employers 

MP Wired For HR

However, managing a seasonal workforce presents unique challenges. Misclassifying seasonal employees can result in hefty penalties, so ensure your classifications and policies are airtight. Clearly define vacation, PTO, and sick time policies to avoid costly misunderstandings.

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Knowledge Management: Add Project Management To the Process

HR Bartender

Organizations need knowledge management because sometimes we forget why we created a policy, procedure, rule, etc. founder of MindemicLab was presenting on how “HR Tech Success Starts with Asking the Right Questions”. Will this conflict with any existing policies and/or procedures? It’s designed to provide history and context.

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The Pros and Cons of Outsourced HR Services: Is It Right for Your Business?

Hppy

For example, an outsourced HR provider may implement standardized policies that do not align with a company’s specific workplace culture or employee engagement goals. However, they also present challenges such as potential loss of control, data security concerns, and integration issues.