The most historic aspect of King Charles III's coronation is that, for the first time *EVER*, Monty Python fans are able to make Holy Hand Grenade of Antioch jokes as this thing is brought out...
HR leaders are still sorting out the pandemic’s long-term impact on how people work, not the least of which is how their organizations will approach flexibility and the role of remote work and hybrid work, @RyanTGolden reports. https://t.co/ixljYEBKb9
P.F. Chang’s sued HR services provider UKG, alleging the HR vendor breached a contract between the parties when it lost the restaurant chain’s employee data and information, reports @RyanTGolden. https://t.co/62wGpH2pIW
.@Jonathan_HR_Law: “In the same way we heard a lot about male allies with #MeToo and White allies with racial bias, I think allyship is really important here.”
https://t.co/miOu83nCYX
For 88 years, Patsy Marie Dailey called 710 W. 34th St. her home. She never married, never had children. But she loved Christmas, and always decorated.
Dailey died at the end of September. Her nephew made sure to decorate the home one last time. https://t.co/0z0fdIWy3q
From my friend @ZachPWrites and colleagues, a story published last week that should not be missed: Why the U.S. construction industry's death rate hasn't budged in 10 years. https://t.co/EMIuIG4gVd
Pay transparency can increase worker envy: “We slam in front of your face vivid evidence that you’re being paid potentially less than somebody else,” @pbamberger said. “It’s in your face, and that has an impact.”https://t.co/MJmYsWSjcG via @RyanTGolden
@isolvedhcm's Chief People Officer, @amymoshercpo, joined fellow #HR leaders for a live panel with @hrdive. Hear what trends are on their radars! https://t.co/3kedXoRZ7g
EEOC published a new workplace poster yesterday, but their webpage for it seems to be down as of this AM. Not sure if there's an update forthcoming. We have a downloadable version of it here: https://t.co/ld5FZT3ZcS
AI for #HR: The use of AI in #hiring, #recruiting and surveillance has shifted from a topic of speculation to a tangible reality for #workplaces.
What the White House’s ‘AI Bill of Rights’ blueprint could mean for HR tech by @ryanTgolden@hrdive:
https://t.co/yyBqUbMAcD
“DOL said it often sees employers misclassify employees as contractors and that the rule is aimed at preserving those workers’ rights to minimum wage and overtime.” https://t.co/oxgf1UYfFu via @hrdive@RyanTGolden