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PUMP It Up! Breastfeeding Accommodations in the Workplace

Recruiting Daily Advisor

In 2010, the Break Time for Nursing Mother Act was passed as part of the Affordable Care Act (ACA) and amended the FLSA to include break time and space requirements to pump breast milk at work. Under the FLSA, employers aren’t required to compensate employees if they’re completely relieved from duty for the breaks.

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Pay transparency: the pros, the cons, and best practices

Workable

Pay transparency – or salary transparency – is a setup in a company (or industry) where companies provide information on pay and compensation to employees. Let’s first have a look at the main reasons why salary transparency is a good thing. . In other words – it makes perfect sense in theory; in practice, it’s more nuanced.

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What Are The Pros And Cons of A PEO?

ExactHire Recruiting

You’ll still need at least one expert on staff who can make these decisions. But unlike a PEO, an ASO does not provide workers’ compensation or liability coverage. The PEO will also carry workers’ compensation and liability insurance. The HRO will offer a la carte services. An ASO is a cross between an HRO and PEO.

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A Comprehensive Look at Current Trends in Turnover

HRsoft

In 2010, voluntary separations hovered around 9%, but they have climbed steadily in recent years and are now at 13.5% The post A Comprehensive Look at Current Trends in Turnover appeared first on HRsoft. While total turnover has risen within recent years, voluntary turnover has increased by more than 48% in less than a decade.

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How HR Teams Can Revamp PTO Policies to Meet Employees’ Financial Needs

Recruiting Daily Advisor

Companies have all the resources they need to address this anxiety, improving employees’ well-being and ensuring they’re fully engaged at work. According to a recent Bank of America survey , just 42 percent of employees rate their financial wellness as good or excellent – the lowest proportion since 2010. trillion, including $1.13

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How Much is Enough? Hint: $10,000 Pay Raises Can Backfire

Recruiting Daily Advisor

At the same time, employees in some of the industries have become vocal about problems with the work culture. The author cites a group of junior analysts at a New York City investment bank who complained about 100-hour workweeks and the breakdown of their physical and mental health. Money Can’t Buy Well-Being. How much is enough?

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Using the Expectancy Theory and Total Rewards to Drive Productivity

HRsoft

In 2010, World At Work completed a study to gauge the impact of five rewards (compensation, benefits, work/life balance, recognition, and development/career opportunities) on employee attraction, motivation, and retention. But, what if you don’t know what your employees want most?