Emerging Tech Skills That Should Be on HR’s Radar

?Technological advances create changes in companies—and jobs—of all kinds. The pace of change has become so rapid that it’s hard, if not impossible, for educational institutions to keep up. Even the most... Read more »

Presidential Historian Says There’s Much to Learn from Past Leadership

There’s a lot of truth in the Shakespeare quote “What’s past is prologue”—the idea that history can lay the groundwork for the present. Doris Kearns Goodwin, a presidential historian and Pulitzer Prize-winning... Read more »

5 Questions about the Future of Work

The future of work is here. First, advances in technology are changing the way people work and require additional training. Second, employees have different expectations of employers and that is influencing leadership,... Read more »

Arbitration Award Stands When Employer Failed to Meet Deadline for Challenge

?Takeaway: A trial court lacks power to even consider the merits of an employer’s objections to an arbitration award where the employer failed to meet the statutory deadline for challenging the award.... Read more »

Weekly Wages Due on Saturday May Be Paid the Following Monday

?Takeaway: Reading a provision of the California Labor Code together with a provision of the California Code of Civil Procedure leads to the conclusion that where weekly wages are due to be... Read more »

Supreme Court Cases May Reshape Workplace Law

A case that will determine whether National Guard technicians can keep their union rights. Religious Accommodations On April 18, the court will hear oral arguments in a lawsuit over when employers can... Read more »

Crafting Benefits for Onsite vs. Offsite Employees

?Sudden shifts in employees’ benefits needs and preferences since the onset of the pandemic have pushed many employers to reconsider their offerings to ensure they are providing options that will appeal to... Read more »

Student Loan Debt Arguments at Supreme Court Could Spark Employee Interest

The Supreme Court met Feb. 28 to hear two cases challenging President Joe Biden’s student loan forgiveness plan—cases that put promised relief for millions of Americans at risk. In August, Biden announced... Read more »

Labor-Friendly PRO Act Reintroduced in Congress

?The Richard L. Trumka Protecting the Right to Organize (PRO) Act, a union-friendly piece of proposed legislation, was reintroduced in Congress on Feb. 28 to mixed reviews. Sen. Bernie Sanders, I-Vt., Democratic... Read more »

HR Certification Podcast Episode 5: Your Questions About HR Certification for SHRM and HRCI

In this episode of the HR Certification Podcast we’re answering your TikTok questions about HR certification for SHRM and HRCI. The post HR Certification Podcast Episode 5: Your Questions About HR Certification... Read more »
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