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Think #Workflex – A Win for Both Employers and Employees

HR Bartender

I think I’ve mentioned to you before that I’m a member of the Society for Human Resource Management (SHRM) Advocacy Team (aka the A-Team). As a human resources professional, it can be a challenge to keep up with legislation and compliance matters much less stay on top of the ones being discussed by our legislators.

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California HR law update — what employers everywhere need to know

Business Management Daily

New laws and court rulings have changed the already complicated Human Resource landscape for California employers. Recent legislation signed into law by Governor Newsom has only further muddied the waters for employers trying to stay in compliance. The offense now qualifies as grand theft with possible felony charges.

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Benchmarking Employee Benefits: How Do You Compare?

Stratus.HR

A 2021 survey of 150 employers from various industries sheds light on what employers are currently offering for employee benefits, specifically with respect to challenges exacerbated by the COVID-19 pandemic. Benchmarking Employee Benefits: Paid Time Off (PTO). Using this as a benchmark, how does your company compare?

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Tracy Layney Makes Way for Her Vision

HR Digest

s employee resource groups (ERGs), what we can do to make the boardroom more equitable, and her key leadership lessons. . s secret sauce to being recognized as one of “America’s Best Employers for Women?”. In addition to the paid leave and benefits programs, LS&Co. Charting the Future of Work and Work-life Balance.

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Oregon Bereavement Leave Laws Explained

HR Digest

There are no federal laws that require employers to provide bereavement leave. Most states have no laws requiring employers to offer bereavement leave. In fact, Oregon is one of the only three states that requires employers to provide bereavement leave to their employees. Paid vs Unpaid .

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DOL Moves Forward with FFCRA Revisions Due to New York Court’s Ruling

AssuredPartners

Department of Labor (DOL) has indeed decided to move forward with issuing revised regulations under the Families First Coronavirus Response Act (FFCRA) after a New York federal district court struck down several of the previous provisions of the DOL’s final rule governing emergency family leave and paid sick leave last month.

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What New Leave, Stimulus Legislation Mean for HR and Employee Communications

Flimp Communications

The FFCRA carries the potential to transform the American sick-leave situation. Basically, it states that you get two weeks of paid sick leave if you are ill or quarantined or if you’re caring for a sick family member, and all at full pay.