The Evolution of HR Tech

As more states legalize traditionally illegal substances, some people may question why employees’ use of a “legal” substance should be monitored. Being “under the influence” may seem the same as being “impaired,” but understanding the difference between these two key terms can greatly impact the way business is conducted, including how policies are written. This live webinar will look at the differences between “under the influence” and “impairment” and recommend how to address them in a drug and alcohol testing policy.

Federal contractors and subcontractors are obligated to take affirmative action to employ and advance qualified protected veterans and individuals with disabilities. Federal contractors and subcontractors are also required to evaluate their progress and assess their outreach efforts on an annual basis ensure they are working toward achieving their goals as it was outlined in their Affirmative Action Plans (AAP).

What makes an employer brand believable? The best employers work hard developing their mission, vision, and values and communicating them to their employees. But in spite of all these efforts, two employees from the same organization can have a different experience in how these values are put into practice. For your organization to prove to current and prospective employees that your employee experience is as advertised, your compensation and culture need to consistently align with your employer brand. In this program, Jeff Adams of BambooHR and Wendy Brown of PayScale will explore how differences in compensation and culture from team to team can undermine the experience your organization promises its employees and then share the steps you can take to keep these unspoken promises.

There are several steps required to properly track and issue payroll. Proper payroll management is the key to ensuring your employees are paid on time, and your legal obligations are met.