As pressure on employers to address the pay gap between men and women, and between white and minority employees, ramps up, consider keeping an “equity reserve” off the top of the payroll adjustment budget and use these funds to close the parity gap, a pay equity attorney advised.
Why Pay Equity Keeps Getting More Complicated
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Weekly Tip-Pooling Policy Doesn’t Violate California Labor Code
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7 Tips for Managing Your Company's 401(k)
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While the 401(k) still offers lots of options and opportunities for companies and employees, HR leaders who have to...
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Benefit Leaders Foresee Greater Employee Choices
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Workers’ ability to create a personalized benefit package—with greater flexibility to alter their selections outside of an annual open...
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Timing of Discharge Overcome by Discipline Documentation
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Proper documentation of HR actions is a good practice, often required by company policy and, as recently highlighted in...
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Going Paperless in California: Guidelines for Pay Stub Compliance
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In a digital world, many employees no longer receive actual paychecks that they take to the bank to deposit—but...
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Does a New Study Underestimate Wellness Programs?
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New study findings suggest that worksite wellness programs fail to reduce health care claims and lower plan premium costs,...
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New York Issues Draft Regulations Restricting Call-In Pay Practices
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The New York State Department of Labor released draft regulations that, if enacted, would amend the rules for scheduling...
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