Category: Evaluating & Monitor HR Policies

HR Consulting in the US industry outlook (2021-2026)

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Evaluating & Monitor HR Policies, News
What is HR Consulting industry in the US? Industry operators provide advice and assistance to businesses and other organizations for structuring human resource and personnel policies, employee benefits, compensation systems, wage and salary administration, recruitment and retention. This industry does not include companies that provide professional and management development training or those that list employment...

4 day work week?

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Evaluating & Monitor HR Policies, Recruitment & Retention
In May 2020, as the pandemic sent stress levels through the roof, an online children's clothes retailer called Primary started an experiment that it hoped would prevent its staff from burning out: It gave everyone Fridays off. By December, the new schedule was working so well that Primary decided to extend it indefinitely. Primary's staff...

2021 Year End Compliance Checklist

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Evaluating & Monitor HR Policies, Management of Compliance & Legal
The ongoing effects of the COVID-19 pandemic, along with hiring struggles, and continued economic uncertainty have made 2021 a challenging year for many companies. As year end rolls around and you begin planning for 2022, it's important to make sure you're aware of applicable laws and regulations. Taxes and Payroll Compliance When completing taxes and...

Navigating The Great Resignation: A CEO’s Perspective

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Evaluating & Monitor HR Policies, Management of Compliance & Legal, Recruitment & Retention, Team Building
I wrote recently about how to lead through this very unique period in society, colloquially known as the "Great Resignation." As a refresher, Anthony Klotz, a professor at Texas A&M University, coined this phrase. He believed there was going to be a wave of workers quitting their jobs across many industries. I've seen that many...
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State Law Updates!

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Evaluating & Monitor HR Policies, Management of Compliance & Legal
California Repeals Subminimum Wage Rates for Disabled WorkersNew York Announces Minimum Wage Rates for 2022South Dakota Announces 2022 State Minimum Wage RateCalifornia Family Rights Act to Cover Care for Parents-in-LawWashington Announces 2022 Minimum Wage RateOhio Minimum Wage to Increase in 2022HRDoorway’s compliance form and template database to serve the human resources industry and small businesses...

Attracting Talent During a Worker Shortage

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Evaluating & Monitor HR Policies, Recruitment & Retention
Recent reports show employers across the country are scrambling for ways to fill their open requisitions. While it might sound contradictory, the U.S. is experiencing higher unemployment numbers and a labor shortage. Conversations with our clients indicate that filling low-wage and hourly positions has been particularly a challenge. How do you attract high-quality talent in...

Employers Can Require COVID-19 Vaccination, EEOC Says

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Evaluating & Monitor HR Policies, Management of Compliance & Legal
Employers can legally require COVID-19 vaccination for employees to re-enter the workplace and can provide incentives to encourage employees to get a shot, according to new guidance issued Friday by the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission. Companies are still required to provide reasonable accommodations for employees who are exempt from mandatory immunization based on the Americans...

Can You Ask Applicants About Their Vaccine Status?

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Evaluating & Monitor HR Policies, Management of Compliance & Legal, Managment of Conflicts
As more businesses are requiring proof of vaccination for their employees and customers, a question that often arises is whether it is lawful to ask an applicant about their vaccine status. While we are generally hesitant about encouraging such inquiries (for the reasons summarized below), the short answer (in nearly all places in the U.S.)...