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Hospital’s Team Leads Proceed to Trial on Overtime Claims
Two team leads in a Savannah, Ga., hospital's patient registration department were entitled to a trial on their claims for overtime compensation under the Fair Labor Standards Act
Equal Pay Day Another Reminder to Review Pay Practices
April 10 is National Equal Pay Day, the day that represents how long into the current year women must work to earn what men made during the prior year
7th Circuit Ruling that Multimonth ADA Leave Isn’t Required Stands
The appeals courts will remain divided over whether the Americans with Disabilities Act requires multimonth leave
Robotic Process Automation Gains a Foothold in HR
You’ve heard of artificial intelligence and machine learning. But there’s another technology that’s also producing impressive labor-saving efficiencies, reducing costs and improving data management for HR
How Marketing Influences Talent and Helps Meet Hiring Goals
Recruiters and hiring managers are typically seen as the prime stakeholders in talent acquisition, but another important collaborator—the marketing department—also plays an integral role in hiring
San Francisco is Likely to Amend its Ban-the-Box Law
In an apparent response to California’s statewide ban-the-box law, San Francisco has proposed certain amendments to its local ordinance that will bring it more in line with the new state…
Prior Salary Can’t Justify Gender Pay Disparity, Appeals Court Rules
A job applicant's prior salary can't be used to justify wage differences between male and female employees, the 9th
Your Career Q&A: How Young Candidates Can Show They Are Ready for Senior Roles
Right now, you may feel that you are perceived as too young and inexperienced to be taken seriously at the level of your next target job. Here's how to boost…
The Company Recruiter Is A Jerk — Should I Still Take The Job?
The interviewer Fran has been dealing with is an unprofessional oaf -- but could the actual job be better than Fran's interviewing experience is?