Delaying the interactive process or reaching an agreement and then slow-walking implementation is sure to spell legal trouble. A delay is often seen as a refusal to accommodate, a situation that played out in a recent case.
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Delaying the interactive process or reaching an agreement and then slow-walking implementation is sure to spell legal trouble. A delay is often seen as a refusal to accommodate, a situation that played out in a recent case.
Read MoreWhile HR professionals are likely aware of the rising trend and growth of pay transparency laws, pay equity laws are rising as well.
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Read MoreYou can have a robust set of rules designed to create a work environment free of discrimination and harassment, but if employees don’t follow the rules and supervisors don’t enforce them, they mean nothing.
Read MoreA recent survey by ResumeBuilder.com has unveiled a concerning trend in corporate layoff practices: Many layoffs aren’t intended to cut costs; they’re a way to cull poor performers from the payroll.
Read MoreQ: Are you seeing an uptick in work-from-home accommodation requests related to stress or COVID?
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Read MoreShould you punish employees for social media activity if the views expressed run counter to your company’s stand on DEI or other company values?
Read MoreWith polling showing a neck-and-neck race to win the presidential election, employers should start paying attention to what the HR landscape may look like after a new president is sworn in next January.
Read MoreEmployers are liable for the sexual harassment of their employees unless they have a solid no-harassment policy.
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