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Start date of the NLRB’s joint-employer rule is delayed again

HR Brew

Being a joint employer subjects both parties to legal liability for one another’s actions, as well as collective bargaining obligations. In the recent hearing, Barker appeared to express concern about the rule’s practical effect on collective bargaining, Reuters reported. Why the rule is facing pushback.

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98% of CHROs say they’re responsible for employee well-being, but most aren’t investing in it, survey says

HR Brew

While often used interchangeably, well-being and wellness are distinct ; the former refers to the state of an employee’s overall health (physical and mental, as well as financial) and the latter describes how an employee can maintain their health (think exercise and meditation). And both are HR priorities.

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HR Reports: The Journey and the Aftermath!

Keka HR Blog

The criticality of HR reporting for an organization’s success cannot be overstated. In fact, organizations that make use of HR reporting are more likely to be successful in achieving their business goals. We’ll explore the world of HR reporting further in detail and help you optimize your HR function and drive business success.

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Top 4 Best Practices of Financial Reporting

Professional Alternatives

Financial reporting helps investors make well informed decisions concerning buying and selling stocks. This current financial reporting system needs to be revisited. . The Different Aspects of Financial Reporting: . 2) Mechanical Reliance on Reports. 2) Mechanical Reliance on Reports.

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should you mention an employee’s smell during a reference check, and more

Ask a Manager

Should you mention an employee’s smell during a reference check? I had never been listed as a reference and neither was the other manager here. A third manager for a department she never worked in here was a reference and they provided a glowing recommendation. I am a first-time manager with one direct report.

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can I refuse a reference check that’s taking too long?

Ask a Manager

A reader writes: I’m in a role where I regularly manage students, so I get asked to give references frequently. A former intern reached out to me this week asking me to be a reference, and I got a call from HR at their prospective employer (for a very entry-level role). But fine, whatever, I gave a time later she could call me back.

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should I be worried that my manager doesn’t return calls for references?

Ask a Manager

A reader writes: I’m job searching and once I have an offer in hand, I plan on letting the company contact my current supervisor as a reference. Problem is, he doesn’t seem to care about giving references at all. I’m not sure if this is because the reference is requested by a staffing agency but it worries me a bit.