[ad_1] In an effort to improve workers’ rights, the Labor Department announced Thursday that it has officially removed a Trump-era rule that restricted the definition of a common employer. The rule, which went into effect in March 2020 and will officially end on September 28, used a four-factor test to determine co-employer status: hires or […]
Month: July 2021
Clitheroe Company Launches Recruitment Campaign With Huge Expansion
[ad_1] The new site in Rishton The company, which is Europe’s leading manufacturer of offsite roofing systems, invites job seekers to attend a recruiting open house at its 350,000 square foot Ribble Valley headquarters on Saturday August 14. For over 35 years, Ultraframe has been designing and manufacturing glass and solid roof roofing systems for […]
Charged with drunk driving? Can your employer fire you? – Employment and HR
[ad_1] Australia: Charged with drunk driving? Can your employer fire you? To print this article, simply register or connect to Mondaq.com. The short answer is that it depends. If you are convicted of a high-profile PCA (or other criminal offenses), sometimes an employer can legally terminate your employment. In others, they cannot. On July 1, […]
WayUp merges with Yello to diversify recruitment – TechCrunch
[ad_1] Despite studies, statistics and so many commitments, a large number of companies continue to struggle to recruit diverse talent. Some say it’s not the pipeline issue, it’s an issue with the way recruiting tours and technical interviews are conducted. Others point to the success of hiring diverse entry-level talent, but companies fail to retain […]