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Featured Research: The HR Compliance Business Impact Report
Maintaining compliance and managing risk are among the toughest challenges that HR professionals face, especially those working within large organizations that have global operations and a complex workforce.
Featured Research: Employee Lifecycle Management
Human resources (HR) professionals often view various HR functions through a larger employee-lifecycle-management lens. This entails looking at the management of employees from the time they are first recruited to the time they leave the organization.
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I often have discussions with senior management of small and mid-sized companies on the HR software they use to manage their employees. In many cases – the only HR software that companies use is a payroll software.
The fact that executives steer the strategic direction of organizations is indicative of empowering people and making them more responsive to the constant changes in technology that occur on a day-to-day basis.
Did you know that gender-diverse companies are 15% more likely to perform better than other similar companies, and that ethically diverse companies are 35% more likely to do so? Diversity matters; not only because it’s the right thing to do. It matters for the success of your business as well.
The Fair Labor Standards Act ("FLSA") generally establishes mandatory minimum wage and maximum hour requirements for most employees in the United States. Generally, an individual is an employee under the FLSA if an employer permits the individual to work in the interest of the employer.
HR professionals in today’s workplace have a tall task: they must cultivate an environment where employees can be productive, fulfilled and effective. But unbeknownst to many HR leaders, workplace apps, which are designed to enhance productivity, are inadvertently sabotaging their efforts to create this ideal work environment.