In the summer of 1998, Hawaii passed a law restricting employers from considering candidates’ criminal history until a job offer had been made. When Minnesota followed […]

HR is leading the search for the small number of qualified candidates available to hire, increasing pay to attract talent, refocusing on retention and succession planning, […]

Germany’s Federal Labor Court decided that in cases of an employee’s temporary international assignment the employer must pay the time required for outward and return travel […]

When you learn that an employee has a health problem that may interfere with his or her job, and that employee needs a reasonable accommodation to […]

Proposed legislation would bring sweeping changes to the Canada Labor Code, if implemented. Source: New feed 2

Google said it will no longer require mandatory arbitration of sexual misconduct allegations and will provide more details about sexual misconduct cases in internal reports. Source: […]