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Employment Law Updates to Know in 2024

Broadleaf

Employment laws and regulations are constantly changing, and it’s important that companies keep a pulse on the many updates, amendments, and new policies going into effect. In this blog, we’re sharing some of the state and federal employment law issues and updates we’re watching this year.

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How to write better HR policies with ChatGPT: a guide

Workable

A few things you should do before you get started: Define your needs: Identify the types of HR policies you’ll want to create or update. Step 2: Research relevant laws and regulations Before building any new HR policy into your current processes, you’ll want to make sure it’s compliant with state and federal law.

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A Reminder for Employers: Review Your Separation Agreements

Recruiting Daily Advisor

But if companies don’t routinely review and update those agreements, they risk the agreement being challenged or invalidated. A recent settlement announced by the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) provides a strong reminder to employers to regularly review and update agreements used with employees.

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New Year, Updated Handbook

Recruiting Daily Advisor

Now is a good time to review, revise, and update your employee handbooks to ensure legal compliance. Handbooks that are out of date, have inaccurate information about current laws, or are poorly written will do more harm than good. This is a valuable opportunity to employers. The Laws Are Constantly Changing.

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New Year’s Resolutions Every Employer Should Make

Recruiting Daily Advisor

As the new calendar year begins, many organizations are wisely asking, “What can we do to protect our business assets from an employment law perspective?” Although every business is unique, here are five issues every employer should think about as we head into the New Year. Make Sure You’re Compliant with Applicable Laws.

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Ensure Compliance During the Onboarding Process

ClearCompany Recruiting

It is of utmost importance to comply with laws around wages, sick time-off, maternity leave, equal opportunity, and more. But as an HR professional, it can be challenging to know which laws, in the ever-changing legislation, truly impact your organization. The best place to start, in regards to the law, is what is already in place.

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Caring for Caregivers: Understanding Caregiver Discrimination Under Federal Laws

Recruiting Daily Advisor

As we enter the third year of a pandemic, the ongoing disruption caused by COVID-19 and its variants often leaves employers juggling legal and business considerations regarding their workforce. What Employers Should Know About Caregiver Discrimination. State or local laws may provide greater protection for caregivers.