Dive Brief: Olives, Inc., must pay $215,688 after a Black line cook at its Las Vegas restaurant, The Beast, was allegedly racially harassed, and it allegedly took no disciplinary or remedial action in response, according to a June 3 default judgment ...
Indeed, the global job site, and Udemy, the skills development platform, are partnering to offer skills courses and career services — with the aim of preparing job seekers to navigate “the era of skills-based hiring,” according to a June 3 announcement. ...
C-suites members seem to disagree on the strategic value of talent acquisition: While 88% of HR executives responding to a survey said they drive strategic change, only 27% of CIOs agreed, according to a June 4 report from iCIMS. In addition, ...
Work is stressful — that’s a given. However, for some jobs, the sources of stress go beyond a demanding boss or a stream of deadlines, such as in positions in law enforcement or public safety, like firefighters, dispatchers, EMTs, corrections ...
Many businesses view human resources-related compliance as a simple checklist to satisfy regulatory requirements. However, HR compliance is far more than a box to tick. It’s the foundation of business stability, fostering risk mitigation, employee trust and a strong corporate ...
Hiring isn’t broken because we lack tools. It’s broken because our tools don’t act. In my conversations with TA leaders at some of the world’s most respected companies, the same challenges come up again and again: Budgets are tightening, the ...
Dive Brief: A marketing executive at Terranea, an oceanfront resort in Southern California, claims he faced retaliation for standing up for his pregnant co-workers in a complaint filed June 4. In February 2024, when a worker was reminding the marketing ...
Dive Brief: The operator of a Minnesota Culver’s franchise will pay $261,000 to settle two separate harassment and discrimination lawsuits brought by the U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission, the agency announced Monday. EEOC alleged that managers and co-workers subjected a ...
Total nonfarm payroll employment increased by 139,000 last month, according to Friday data from the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics. The unemployment rate held steady at 4.2%. Employment continued to trend up in healthcare, social assistance and leisure and hospitality, ...
Dive Brief: Teens’ postsecondary plans are shifting, with just 45% of students in grades 7-12 seeing a two- or four-year college as their most likely next step in 2024, according to a new survey from national nonprofit American Student Assistance. ...