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Why employers are embracing a multi-channel approach to benefits
Test for Classifying Workers is Shifting Away From ‘Economic Reality’
In May 2025, the Trump administration’s U.S. Department of Labor (DOL) published guidance saying that it would stop enforcing a Biden-era rule—one that had rescinded a rule created during the first Trump administration—on the factors distinguishing independent contractors from employees. Although the Biden-era rule remains “on the books” for now while the DOL considers replacing […]
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Boomerang employees made up 35% of all new hires in March, per ADP data
Employers are recruiting former workers amid a labor market cooldown.
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Stop Asking for Loyalty You Haven’t Earned
Integrating Core HR Functions with a Unified HRIS Solution
Managing the employee lifecycle for HR teams involves dozens of interconnected processes—from onboarding and time tracking to benefits administration, payroll, and performance management. When these functions live in separate systems, it creates unnecessary complexity, slows operations, and increases the chance of human error. That’s why more businesses are turning to HRIS software that brings all
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The ADA Has Boundaries. Here’s What They Look Like in Court.
When will Stimulus Checks arrive in 2025? Updates and payment dates
The One Thing You Can’t Do When a Candidate Sued Their Former Employer
Lawsuits are costly, and any business owner would be wise to avoid hiring someone likely to sue. How do you know if they are likely to sue? Well,
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Skills-Based Credentials Drive Higher Salaries and Lower Training Costs
As workforce requirements shift dramatically in an era of rapidly developing technology—including generative AI (GenAI), employers are shifting their focus from educational credentials to a focus on specific skills. New data from Coursera’s 2025 Micro-Credentials Impact Report supports this shift and offers insights into how employers can develop a more skills-based focus for their talent […]
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