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18 policies every organization should haveĀ (+templates)

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Bringing the human factor to the forefront, policies foster employee engagement, satisfaction, and productivity by promoting transparency and fairness. Reflecting your company’s values and culture, policies contribute to a cohesive work environment, ultimately driving the success and sustainability of your business.

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Compensation policyĀ template

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This policy template provides a comprehensive framework for managing employee compensation. What is a compensation policy? A compensation policy is a document that outlines an organizationā€™s approach to compensating its employees. Compensation policy template [Organization Name] Compensation Policy 1.

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If Employees Are Stiff and Stressed, Exercise at Work Can Help

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Despite that advice, many people say jobs and other demands keep them from getting the exercise they know they need. The CDC guide also suggests that employers use policies and incentives to encourage physical activity, such as flextime, paid activity breaks, or discounts for off-site exercise facilities.

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Military leave policyĀ template

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This template will provide a comprehensive framework for HR professionals to create a military leave policy that complies with federal and state laws. What is a military leave policy? A policy that outlines the guidelines for employees who need to take time off from work to fulfill their military obligations.

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New NLRB Decision Forces Employers to Scrutinize Policies Under New Employee-Friendly Standard

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Employers thoughtfully create employment policies to set clear expectations for their employees. These policies should be drafted with an additional audience in mind: an increasingly interested National Labor Relations Board (the ā€œBoardā€). The Boardā€™s standard for evaluating facially neutral policies has changed over the years.

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NLRB Landscape Shifting (Again) for Nonsolicitation, Other Workplace Policies

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The Obama NLRB concluded the employerā€™s facially neutral workplace rules violated the National Labor Relations Act (NLRA) if an employee could ā€œreasonably construeā€ them to prohibit the exercise of their NLRA rights (also known as ā€œSection 7 activityā€). Under Current Board, Neutral Solicitation Policies Are at Risk.

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Time to Review Policies? The Impact of the NLRBā€™s Latest Pro-Employee Moves

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Three months later, in August, the NLRB reverted to an old rule creating a rebuttable presumption that workplace rules such as those found in employment handbooks are unlawful if they have a reasonable tendency to chill employees from exercising their right to engage in ā€œconcerted activity.ā€ The post Time to Review Policies?