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Working from home can present particular challenges for women

Workplace Insight

An area that has impacted teams across the country, and the world, has been working from home and other forms of remote work. In 2020, research suggested that women left the workforce in droves in the first few months of the pandemic – at four times the rate of men. Catherine Mann isn’t alone in this school of thought.

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Employee Monitoring: How to (and not to) track employee productivity

BMT Office Administration

Before 2020, employee monitoring in a traditional office environment was pretty straightforward. Yet, the COVID-19 pandemic of 2020 threw a wrench into this tried and true system for most companies. As early as May 2020, one-third of all employees began working from home. The history of employee monitoring’s various forms.

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4 Monumental Ways Banning Noncompete Clauses Will Transform The Future Of Work

Allwork

By barring companies from implementing such policies, workers would be able to seek greener pastures as they please. . Research from the Economic Policy Institute shows 49.4% For starters, companies can implement some other form of protection in the form of reviewing existing laws that may provide security.

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Can Recruiters Avoid Gender Bias In Workplace With These 4 Steps?

Recruit CRM

A paper-free, fast, safe and reliant option can not just save you loads of time but also help you pull up records easily, in case there's a legal emergency. Unlearning any form of stereotypical bias is the first step towards preventing gender discrimination in the workplace. Read more: Top 8 Features Of An Applicant Tracking System 4.

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According to the National Labor Relations Board, Uber Drivers are Contractors

Small Business Labs

The major impact of this ruling is gig workers are unlikely to be able to form or join unions. Other states - with California being a key example - have had legal rulings that make it very likely most gig workers should be classified as employees.  This follows a ruling by the U.S.

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