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Compliance

Are AI agents taking your employee compliance trainings?

Testing reveals ChatGPT’s new agent can complete some trainings without detection, raising issues for compliance teams.


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Compliance

What HR pros should expect when conducting I-9 self-audits, according to experts

As the Trump administration ramps up immigration enforcement, more employers are tasking their HR teams with getting their I-9 forms in check.


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Compliance

Legislative lowdown: Federal judge strikes down abortion provision of EEOC's Pregnant Workers Fairness Act rule

While covered employers still must consider accommodations for pregnant workers, elective abortions will no longer be considered a “related medical condition.”


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Legislative lowdown: Employers can no longer report nonbinary employees on EEO-1 forms

The change marks a reversal of a Biden-era policy that allowed employers to voluntarily submit data about nonbinary workers in the comments section of their EEO-1 reports.


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Compliance

Legislative lowdown: Catholic Benefits Association wins injunction from PWFA rule

A rule for implementing the Pregnant Workers Fairness Act has received pushback from religious organizations for stipulating abortion is a related medical condition.


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Compliance

As DOJ recruits whistleblowers, here’s how HR can encourage employees to come forward

Perceived safety, trust, and benefit all influence whether employees feel a personal responsibility to report misconduct at their company.


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Legislative lowdown: EEO-1 deadline announced, California updates pay reporting requirements

Both the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission and California’s Civil Rights Department will require employers to submit workforce data in the coming months.

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