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States and companies are changing the way they test for cannabis use

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Arya - Recruiting AI Technology. States and companies are changing the way they test for cannabis use. Lawmakers in several states – especially Nevada, Montana, New Jersey, New York, and Montana – have created new policies that limit an employer’s ability to pre-screen applicants.

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5 Must-Have Features of Every Career Site

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It’s where talent encounters and interacts with your employer brand — maybe for the first time or to research your company during the recruiting process. No matter how new or intricate your career site is at the moment, I encourage every practitioner to review these features. This is the world of career site optimization!

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What You Need to Know About Pay Transparency

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Pay transparency laws are popping up in states and cities throughout the U.S., In recruiting discussions, the concept often comes up when talking about whether salary ranges should be included in listings. Although no federal law is currently in place, multiple states have laws focused on pay transparency.

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2023 and Beyond: What Employers Need to Know About Marijuana and the Workplace

Recruiting Daily

With rapidly-changing state laws conflicting with federal laws, confusion rightfully looms. And states are taking notice, with 37 states legalizing medical marijuana usage while 21 states have legalized it for recreational purposes. This act (and legal reform) encourages the reduction of federal and state law differences.

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How Wage Transparency Laws Impact Immigration

Recruiting Daily Advisor

With the start of the new year, two additional states enacted laws requiring employers to provide salary ranges on job postings. On January 1, 2023, California and Washington enacted wage transparency laws, joining Colorado, New Jersey and New York City.

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Managing artificial intelligence in the workplace

Recruiting Daily Advisor

Today, HR professionals widely use AI tools for recruiting, onboarding, and administering leave and benefits. The Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC) is focusing on the discrimination risks AI tools present, and several state legislatures have passed laws regulating the use of AI in hiring. California, Washington, D.C.,

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Pay Transparency: What’s New and What It Means for Your Business

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However, there are many businesses that still need to learn how to navigate this new age of salary transparency effectively. In some states, organizations must file annual reports showing their company wages separated by gender, race, age, and other applicable categories.