Gig workers aren’t the only people who should be paying attention to algorithmic management -- their battles are the leading front in the larger war for workplace rights.
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Employers in New York City are required give their employees information about their rights under various workplace laws governing leave, pay, discrimination, and more. The poster must be in each NYC workplace where employees can easily see it and available on any online platform used to communicate with the workforce, such as company intranet or app. By July 1, 2024, the Worker Rights poster must be provided to each employee and new hire. #employers #employer #employeerights #employees #employee #employmentlawyer #employmentlaw #nycjobs #nyc
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Labour’s employment rights proposals include the right for home workers to “switch off” out of hours and have a say on the use of remote surveillance technologies. Where do you stand on this? Most U.K. companies I know encourage positive boundary-setting as part of a flexible approach to working time. But I also hear and see data confirming that with hybrid-working more people are working longer hours and switching off less. What’s been effective for you in encouraging people to switch off? Do you talk with employees about your surveillance tech? #workculture #hybridworking (Pm me for a gift link)
Labour’s worker rights shake-up leaves UK business on edge
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According to the EEOC's regulatory agenda earlier this month, the federal government wants you to share employee pay data again, along with the demographic data you already submit on employee job titles, sex, and race/ethnicity. #HR #humanresources #EEOC #hiring #staffing #paytransparency
Will the EEOC Start Collecting Pay Data Again? 5 Pointers for Employers as You Track This Development
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Update on Workplace Rights: On August 29, it was reported that the Government has shelved the Workers (Predictable Terms and Conditions) Act 2023. Instead, a new initiative is on the horizon, aimed at providing workers with a contract that better reflects their regularly worked hours. The upcoming legislation will shift focus from a 'right to request' predictable hours to a 'right to' regular hours based on a 12-week reference period. This move is part of the Government's broader effort to modernize workplace rights. Key changes include: - A new right to a contract reflecting hours regularly worked - Potential compensation for late or cancelled shifts Stay tuned for more updates on how these changes will impact the workforce and ensure more stable working conditions. If you are considering legal advice or representation, contact us today for an initial consultation. We appreciate the opportunity to assist you with your legal concerns. If you liked this content, ♻ repost this and follow Themis Crown Advocates #WorkplaceRights #EmploymentLaw #FutureOfWork #GovernmentUpdate
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Here is what you need to know about New York City's Workers' Bill of Rights Notice. Read our latest blog here: https://lnkd.in/gSGfSUPG #HumanResources #HRForBusiness #HRLeadership #HRblog #NewYork
Understanding New York City's New Workers' Bill of Rights Notice Requirement — HR Transformed
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#Industry | A recent survey by BrightHR reveals that 78% of UK small business owners find it challenging to implement Labour’s proposed Employment Rights Bill. Only 19% have the necessary HR expertise, and many are unaware of the changes. Businesses are likely to seek external support to comply with new laws. #Survey #SME #UK #EmploymentRights #LabourBill #HRExpertise
78% of SME owners find it challenging to implement new day-one employee rights, survey reveals - ETHRWorldEMEA
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There are changes to workplace laws that start on 26 August 2024 as part of the Closing Loopholes reforms. They include changes to casual employment and a new right to disconnect. These could impact you or your workplace. * Changes to casual employment including how casual work is defined, pathways to permanent employment, and employee and employer responsibilities. * Changes to independent contractor rulesincluding a change to the definition of employment. * A new right to disconnect for employees which gives eligible employees the right to refuse contact outside their working hours unless that refusal is unreasonable. This doesn’t apply to small businesses until 26 August 2025. * New minimum standards and protections for ‘employee-like workers’ in the gig economy and certain industries. ✨ Contact us with any HR inquiries✨ 🌟 Contact details: 🌟 p: 0411 467 473 🌟 e: info@riseaboveconsulting.com.au 🌟 W:https://lnkd.in/gxYDcSqh
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2023 ushered in many changes to the workplace, including significant statutory reform. With more to come, employers and their HR teams face a busy year ahead. In our latest Workplace Wrap, Rachel Drew, Kelvin Lee and Maud Beach identify six key areas employers should prepare for in the coming months. If you would like to receive our monthly newsletter, which includes workplace news, employment tax practices and migration changes, subscribe here: https://ow.ly/Gki150QPPaz #WorkplaceWrap #2024trends #workplacechanges #employmentlaw #employerresources #legalupdates #newsletter #law
What employers can’t afford to ignore in 2024
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New York City has published an anticipated new required workplace poster on the city-created “Workers’ Bill of Rights” that is meant to inform employees of their rights at work. Quick Hits New York City released a new required poster directing employees to information on their employment rights. The poster must be distributed to employees and new hires beginning on July 1, 2024. The new poster, released by the New York Department of Consumer and Worker Protection (DCWP), consists of the words “Know your rights at work” in twelve different languages and a large quick-response (QR) code. The QR code directs workers to a page on the DCWP website titled “Workers’ Bill of Rights” that provides information on state and federal workplace laws and links to relevant enforcement agencies. The poster is part of the New York City “Workers’ Bill of Rights” law, signed by Mayor Eric Adams in December 2023. Next Steps Employers must distribute the multilingual poster to all current employees and new hires beginning on July 1, 2024. Employers must further “conspicuously post the information” in their workplaces and through online systems regularly used to communicate with employees. Employers could be subject to civil penalties for violating the notice and posting requirements after a first violation. Add it to your "to do" list.
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Protecting People: A Closer Look at Employee Rights and Fairness in the Workplace 🛡️✨ Understanding these vital protections ensures a safe, respectful, and productive environment for everyone. Let's build a culture of care and equity together! Dive deeper into understanding employee rights and legal protections. Knowledge is key to creating a fair and respectful work environment. DM to Learn more today! 🌟 https://bitly.ws/3hTdh . . . #EmployeeRights #LegalProtections #SafeWorkEnvironment
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