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The law (effective Jan. 1, 2026) also bans contracts that penalize employees for quitting.

.; ;60% of organizations saw time-to-hire increase, while only 1 in 9 managed to hire faster.; ;Fraudulent or AI-assisted candidates are now the No. 1 anticipated hiring challenge in 2026, surpassing lack of qualified talent.; The report suggests TA teams that rely on manual coordination (and attempt to keep pace with growth by adding hiring headcount) are falling behind, while those that redesign hiring around AI-enabled systems are pulling ahead.

Organizational Behavior and Human Decision Processes 102(1): 3–21.

“As we work toward President Trump’s goal of 1 million active apprentices , the Department of Labor’s commitment to faster decisions, clearer standards and greater flexibility will enable employers across all industries to launch high-quality Registered Apprenticeship programs and help more Americans access high-paying careers.”

Key Takeaways ;New Jersey’s Pay Transparency Law Takes Effect Next Month; ;Oregon to Increase Minimum Wage This Summer; ;Judge Strikes Down Workplace Protections for Transgender Employees; ;Microsoft Plans to Lay Off 3% of Workforce; New Jersey’s Pay Transparency Law Takes Effect Next Month New Jersey’s pay transparency law is set to take effect on June 1.

Recertification Course Credits WorldatWork Recertification Credits 10.5 Compensation Credits CEUs 1 Credits HRCI Recertification 10.5 Credits SHRM Recertification 10.5 Credits Learning Options Exercises are included throughout each section of the course for hands-on practice.

The Journal of Total Rewards First Quarter 2021 | Volume 30 | No. 1 Inclusion, mental health, societal inequalities and Whole-Person Workplace Values are examined in this issue of the Journal of Total Rewards.

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Employer requirements include: ;A written paid family and medical leave policy.; ;Providing at least two weeks of paid leave to all qualifying employees (and prorated for part-time employees).; ;Taking into account that paid leave must be for Family and Medical Leave Act (FMLA)-protected reasons, even if the employer or employee is not covered under that law.; As of Jan. 1, 2026, H.R. 1 expands eligibility to allow the employer to: ;Set employee eligibility at six months of employment, reduced from 12 months, while customarily working 20 hours per week.; ;Claim the credit in states with mandatory paid leave requirements.; ;Claim the credit for a percentage of either employee wages paid or PFML insurance premiums.; State and Local Laws Several states and cities have mandatory or voluntary paid family leave programs that generally offer partial wage replacement to qualifying employees.

The latter figure was revised from the 73,000 listed in the Aug. 1 report.