EEOC issues new discrimination guidance: 11 changes to pay attention to
The EEOC is supplanting a 14-year-old section in its compliance manual with a brand new set of enforcement guidance.
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The Equal Employment Opportunity Commission has set its sights on a common business practice: The use of criminal background checks on job applicants.
Companies are moving away from job boards and more toward low-cost recruiting through social networking sites. Here’s a tool that could make it easier to find new hires in cyberspace.
A Texas company will pay over $1 million to learn a lesson in the dynamics of hiring discrimination: You can’t avoid a bias lawsuit from one minority group by favoring another.
Good news for health plan sponsors: The feds have announced that the nondiscrimination rules pertaining to non-grandfathered plans aren’t going to be enforced until more guidance is issued on the requirements.
The DOL’s Office of Federal Contract Compliance Programs (OFCCP) just updated a final rule updating the sex discrimination regulations federal contractors are required to abide by. But there’s a reason private sector employers should pay attention as well.
Why are top performers so hard to find? Ease your recruiting woes with some easy-to-read tips from this infographic.
At first glance, church members volunteering at their parish’s buffet restaurant seems like it’s on the up and up. But when it’s discovered that these volunteers were coerced and threatened with religious consequences, the DOL’s going to get involved.
If the interview process at your company is broken, you’re not alone. In fact, you’re in the majority. One study shows that 50% of companies surveyed know they’re losing talent due to their application and interview processes. What’s surprising is that 68% of those companies said they have no plans to make any changes to…
If you’re in one of these four industries, you can expect to be busy filling a lot of key positions this year.
It is more common than many might think to hear stories of Gen Z talent negotiating much more than their compensation, such as when and where they want to work, their access to leaders and executives, professional training and development, and when and how they want to be communicated to. While this may appear to…
Finding new employees via social media is the next “big thing” in recruiting, right? Maybe not.
Should you drop healthcare coverage for employees come 2014 or not? It’s the $50,000 question, and another organization has weighed in with its findings in a new study.
It’s a fact: The health care reform law’s individual mandate penalty would cost companies far less than providing health insurance for employees. But cost can’t be the only factor companies use to decide whether to drop coverage when the mandate takes effect in 2014.
Need some more info on workplace disability law? A new online resource might help.
Paper, once the only medium for a resume, is going the way of the dinosaur. What’s stepping up to take its place? A hint: It’s more than just LinkedIn and other career websites.
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