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Paylocity | July 09, 2020

Paylocity (NASDAQ: PCTY), a leading provider of cloud-based HR and payroll software solutions, today announces its new COVID-19 Return to Work offerings to help businesses and employees navigate the unprecedented complexity of re-opening and re-energizing the workforce."The future of the workplace looks vastly different than it did a few months ago, and it's crucial that organizations rethink the way they recruit, rehire and engage their workforces," said Steve Beauchamp, CEO...

HR STRATEGY

Frost & Sullivan | June 09, 2022

Organizations have shifted to hybrid work models and adopted new mobile communications strategies due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Frost & Sullivan's recent analysis, Evaluating Mobile Communications Solutions for the Hybrid Workforce, finds that companies' increasing adoption of mobile-first communications allows them to address work from anywhere at any time. This helps them achieve crucial goals, such as empowering diverse workforces and retaining employees. Additionally, technology ...

HR ANALYTICS

XpertHR | August 03, 2021

XpertHR, the provider of expert insight and practical tools to help organizations achieve greater efficiency, reduce risk and increase employee engagement, and part of RELX, has today announced the acquisition of Gapsquare, the provider of advanced people analytics software which analyses and tracks pay disparity, pay equality and pay gap data. Gapsquare provides HR and Reward professionals with actionable insights about their company's existing pay gaps through their flagship...

Google | February 03, 2020

Google earned the top ranking among Fortune 100 companies for religious inclusion, based on results from the Religious Freedom & Business Foundation's new Corporate Religious Equity, Diversity and Inclusion Index. According to the index, most Fortune 100 companies overlook religious inclusion in favor of other diversity initiatives such as race, gender, sexual orientation, age and disability. In other index findings, more than half of the Fortune 100 companies' public platforms fail ...