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March 16, 2022

Seismic Workplace Shifts Merit New Anti-Bias Trainings

Cindy-Ann Thomas said the workplace has changed, and so employers need to evolve their anti-harassment and anti-discrimination trainings, and protect employees who still choose to wear masks in the workplace.

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March 16, 2022

Generate doubts profit sharing scheme

As a result of subcontracting reform, Jorge Sales Boyoli explains that some companies want to distribute profits under conservative criteria and plan to compensate by distributing an additional bonus.

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March 14, 2022

Is Use of Employee Monitoring Contributing to the Great Resignation?

With a big uptick in companies tracking and reporting on the productivity and performance of remote workers, Philip Gordon explains several situations that can get them in legal hot water while doing so.

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March 11, 2022

Pandemic Worsens Pay Inequity For Women, Experts Say

Patricia J. Martin explains how the pandemic has affected women in the workplace and pay equity.

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March 11, 2022

In New York City, Subjectivity Trumps Data Analytics

Allan G. King and Michael J. Lotito discuss New York’s new law that makes it unlawful for employers to use artificial intelligence, or other data-driven tools, to help hire or promote employees, unless those tools are certified as “unbiased” according

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