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New 2024 HR Compliance Calendar offers 5 key benefits

Carol Warner
By: Carol Warner
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For nearly two decades, Carol Warner has analyzed the legal and financial realities behind workplace decisions, covering employment law, benefits, payroll and HR technology. She translates complex legal updates, regulatory shifts and vendor claims into plain language that HR teams can act on. Her focus is simple: What does this mean for employers, and what should they do next? Connect with her on LinkedIn.

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Last Updated: December 15, 2023
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As a busy HR professional, you know that compliance is more than a buzzword – it’s a necessity. That’s why we’ve developed a new resource for our readers.

Enter the HR Compliance Calendar – your secret weapon for staying ahead of the curve. Here’s how it can help your HR department do more in 2024.

Download your HR Compliance Calendar

1. Stay organized

No more scrambling to meet deadlines or worrying about legal pitfalls. Our HR Compliance Calendar keeps you on the right side of the law by giving you timely reminders for critical dates – tax filings, license renewals, mandatory training sessions, etc. When it comes to compliance, be proactive — not reactive.

2. Save time

If you’re like most HR pros, you probably have plenty to do and very little time to complete everything that needs to be done. Our HR Compliance Calendar can help you save time by tracking deadlines and recording important reminders all in one spot — no more repeat searches. Plus, you can use the PDF version with a writeable notes section for each month of the year. Or print it out if you prefer a paper version. Having all the key dates in one spot allows you to spend more time on other tasks.

3. Boost employee morale

Generally speaking, a compliant workplace is a happy workplace. Boost employee morale by looping them in on deadlines that affect their wallets. For example, our HR Compliance Calendar reminds you to give workers a friendly (timely) nudge about using their PTO days and turning in their FSA receipts. It also includes reminders about significant dates throughout the year, such as Women’s Equal Pay Day, World Day Against Child Labor, Take Your Dog to Work Day, National 401(k) Day and many more.

4. Protect your company

When it comes to compliance, mitigating risks is the name of the game. Shield your company from legal risks by tracking deadlines in one spot. Whether it’s filing IRS Form 941 or OSHA Form 300A, our HR Compliance Calendar has easy-to-spot reminders to help meet the deadlines.

5. Get a seat at the table

As the workplace shifts with the AI boom, jobs are changing and HR needs a seat at the table. Our HR Compliance Calendar can help you make informed decisions, plan strategic moves, allocate resources wisely and align compliance efforts with the company’s long-term goals.

Click here to download the free HR Compliance Calendar.

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