Temporary workers say working remotely is important, but trust remains an issue for some organizations. Meanwhile, managers lacking expertise feel powerless amid a remote team.
Three poultry companies and their owner resolved wage and hour allegations involving 300 contingent workers, the California Department of Industrial Relations reported.
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Tracking SOW project milestones helps ensure both the contractor and the contingent workforce manager hold up their ends of the contract, resulting in an improved end result.
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Four federal agencies issued a joint statement declaring their commitment to enforcing laws and regulations regarding automated systems and artificial intelligence.
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A bill introduced in the US House of Representatives signals that wage transparency laws are here to stay. If passed, the law would require all employers nationwide to include wage ranges in all job postings.
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Organizations engaging talent internationally may benefit from the employer of record model, but its use can bring all manner of legal and administrative complications.
Danny Romero|2023-04-19T08:39:41-07:00April 19th, 2023|
As organizations globally look to use artificial intelligence in their recruitment processes, CW program managers should keep up to date on existing and proposed regulations for AI.
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VMS pricing modelsWhile contingent workforce programs’ appetite is increasing for alternative VMS pricing models, fee as a percentage of spend remains dominant.