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DEI

World of HR: Countries from Japan to the UK still support DEI

Several countries rebuked the Trump administration’s call to end DEI practices.

Kristen Parisi | about 7 hours ago
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DEI

Supreme Court’s reverse discrimination ruling leaves Title VII landscape largely intact

The decision eliminates the background circumstances rule, removing added proof guidelines for discrimination cases.

Kristen Parisi | Jun 11, 2025
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Total Rewards (Comp & Benefits)

Why the private sector still outpaces the government on family-friendly benefits

Moms First turned the focus of its annual summit on male caregivers this year, arguing men must be part of the solution.

Courtney Vinopal | Jun 9, 2025
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Compliance

Trump’s anti-DEI priorities may cause confusion for comp pros, but equal pay is still the law

Some executive orders touch upon employers’ pay practices, but don’t change their obligations to monitor pay discrimination in the workplace.

Courtney Vinopal | Jun 2, 2025
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Tech

Compensation vendors are bullish on AI. Their customers aren’t as sure.

“Agentic AI” was the buzzword du jour at WorldatWork’s Total Rewards conference in Orlando.

Courtney Vinopal | May 27, 2025
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Total Rewards (Comp & Benefits)

Offering more financial benefits is critical for employees

Economic uncertainty is scary, but helping employees through it doesn’t have to be.

Mikaela Cohen | May 27, 2025

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