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Changes to Posting Requirements for New Jersey Employers
The New Jersey Division on Civil Rights published regulations that change the content of required notifications New Jersey employers must provide. Regulations expand
Airline Pilot Has USERRA Damages Reduced
Employers must promptly find a position for returning military service members under the Uniformed Services Employment and Reemployment Rights Act (USERRA) and not wait
California Law Will Protect Employees’ Use of Marijuana Outside Work
The California Legislature recently passed a bill prohibiting employers from penalizing workers for using marijuana during their off-work hours. Gov
Viewpoint: Don’t Underestimate the Importance of Exit Interviews
Exit interviews reate a perpetual feedback loop and help leaders dial into their company's current direction. Plus, they generate questions that recruiters can use in
Employers Relaunch Flu Shot Clinics
After two years of nonstop headlines about COVID-19 vaccines and boosters, flu shots are again a big priority for companies that want to keep their employees healthy
Check-Ins, Continual Listening Can Calm Employee Anxiety
Half of the country's workers experience emotional turmoil before the start of each work week, according to a recent iSolved survey. Managers and HR can counteract that
Ask HR: Can an Employee Claim Unemployment Benefits After Resigning?
Can an employee who left a job due to a disability collect unemployment benefits? What are some tips for older workers who are searching for a new job? SHRM President
Are Companies Liable for an Active Shooter Incident? Expectations Are Changing
As more mass shootings happen each year in the United States, courts are beginning to rethink businesses' responsibility for preventing or mitigating these events. Some