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Holiday hiring in retail dropped 7%
New analysis from Challenger, Gray & Christmas shows seasonal jobs fell to their lowest levels since 2016 as COVID-19 surged once again.
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Suit: Walmart managers' use of trans staffer's deadname was harassment
The bullying was infectious, the worker said, and ultimately led to her dismissal.
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SCOTUS upholds stay on OSHA's vaccine mandate
The justices opted to dissolve injunctions placed on a separate vaccination mandate for healthcare workers issued by the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services.
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Q&A3 industry stakeholders on the pros and cons of 'culture fit'
The industry terms "company culture" and "culture fit" can be confusing and sometimes loaded and should prompt deeper questions.
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Survey: Tech recruiters are ready to dump CVs, academic requirements
In a tight market, tech recruiters are increasingly pursuing nontraditional candidates for developer roles.
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6-figure jobs increasingly move to remote status during pandemic
The growth of remote jobs may demonstrate the pull in-demand talent has in the current labor market.
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Honda dealer settles EEOC claims that it ordered worker to stop ADHD meds
The agency said the dealership made the employee take a drug test but fired her before it got the results.
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Mechanic paid worker's final wages in 'oil-covered pennies,' DOL claims
The suit claims the auto shop's behavior constituted retaliation and violated the Fair Labor Standards Act.
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Healthcare roles dominate U.S. News 2022 list of best jobs
Information security analyst took the top spot in the annual list, followed by nurse practitioner, physician assistant, medical and health services manager and software developer.
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Deep DiveIs it time for the four-day workweek?
Execs at two companies that adopted the policy say employees are happier and things run more efficiently now.
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Second Starbucks store wins union election after NLRB sustains ballot challenges
The union victory at the Genesee Street store in Cheektowaga, New York, adds momentum to a campaign that has spread to 17 stores in 10 states, but the coffee chain may appeal the decision.
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Labcorp revises lactation policy following DOL investigation
The FLSA requires break time and a space for nursing parents to express milk.
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Pension plans gain while facing headwinds in 2022: Goldman
Companies this year will likely "de-risk" their pension plans by shifting more capital into fixed-income assets, Goldman Sachs Asset Management said.
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Microlearning is the future, expert says
Think small when it comes to 2022 learning trends, Kay Green of Edesign Consulting says.
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Virtual job fairs continue to help employers cast a wider net
The traditional process of vying for recruiter attention may hold marginalized talent back.
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Citi moves ahead with Jan. 14 vaccine mandate deadline
Office workers who don't upload their COVID-19 vaccination card by then will be placed on unpaid leave and their last day of employment will come at the end of the month, the bank said in a memo.
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Unions petition to keep OSHA pandemic protections for health workers in place
"The grave danger that led to issuance of the emergency temporary standard not only remains, but has dramatically increased with the omicron variant and current surge in infections and hospitalizations," National Nurses United said.
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Opinion4 ways HR leaders can reimagine the Great Resignation as an opportunity
Companies that focus on skills over titles may gain the upper hand, write Jonathan Pearce and Michael Griffiths of Deloitte.
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OpinionA case for embracing optimism in 2022
Events of the past few years have afforded HR a unique opportunity, Yvette Cameron of Oracle writes.
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Stakeholders urge Supreme Court to act fast on OSHA mandate
"We are asking for a stay before enforcement takes effect Monday," an attorney for the National Federation of Independent Businesses said.
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Holiday bonuses can perpetuate pay inequity, report says
In some cases, the traditional bonus can exacerbate systemic oppression, said HR software company Trusaic.
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Survey: HR pros consider switching insurers over need for flexibility
Nearly three-quarters of Maestro Health respondents said their organization is considering leaving its healthcare insurer or plan administrator in 2022.
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BLS documents record number of quits in November
The soaring quit rate is indication that the Great Resignation has yet to slow.
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Survey: Flexibility top of mind as quit rates soar
Still, some observers — including those who claim to have foreseen the attrition trend — believe employers need to avoid a simplistic view of flexibility.
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NYC Council approves pay transparency bill
The bill would require local employers to include salary ranges in job listings.
