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The Equity and Ethical Risks of Unpaid Internships Another potentially unintended and often unrecognized risk of unpaid internships is that they may thwart the very diversity, equity and inclusion goals that organizations are trying to achieve.

Some of those employees may receive additional company stock instead, but Amazon also referenced the benefit those employees have received from their already-existing stock awards due to the company’s equity growth over the past year.

Employees now expect organizations to provide meaningful support for their well-being needs, both inside and outside the workplace.

Engaging Workplace Culture Workplace culture is considered a type of intangible indirect compensation.

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California Passes Law Restricting AI Use in the Workplace The California legislature recently approved Senate Bill 7, known as the No Robo Bosses Act , which would require human oversight of certain artificial intelligence (AI) systems in the workplace.

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This year's findings reveal three dominant goals for leaders as they shape the future of rewards programs in 2026: benefits optimization, compensation structure and market competitiveness and pay equity, transparency and fairness.

Don't focus only on the “D” in DEI by creating only diversity- and hiring-related goals; examine ways to increase equity and inclusion as well.; Diversity, equity and inclusion (DEI) programs are successful when they are incentivized, as seen by the significant leap in hiring people of color at S&P 100 companies in 2021.