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Melanie Morton: Neurodiversity Celebration Week 2024: How to support employees

Employee Benefits

Workplaces are still largely designed with neurotypical people in mind and many employers remain unclear on how to support neurodiverse colleagues with some of the challenges they may face. There are various things employers may wish to consider in championing inclusivity for and supporting neurodiverse job applicants and staff.

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Pre-employment personality test options and considerations

Business Management Daily

Hiring for fit is a practical approach for many employers. We’ve listed out the pros and cons, as well as several common pre-employment personality tests, to help you decide whether to add personality assessments to your hiring process. Types of pre-employment personality tests There are many different personality tests to choose from.

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New occupational health taskforce will ‘tackle in-work sickness and drive down inactivity’

Workplace Insight

Businesses will be urged to tackle in-work sickness and stop people falling out the workforce, following the appointment of Dame Carol Black as the Government’s new Occupational Health Tsar. According to the government, only 45 percent of workers in Britain currently have access to some form of Occupational Health service.

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Do small businesses have to provide health insurance?

Higginbotham

One question in particular comes up a lot: Do small businesses have to provide health insurance? For very small businesses, health insurance is often optional. Back to the main question at hand: Do these small businesses have to provide health insurance to their employees? The answer is it depends.

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What Are California Employment Laws 2024?

HR Lineup

California has long been a trailblazer when it comes to employment laws in the United States. With its large and diverse population, the state has consistently enacted progressive legislation aimed at protecting workers’ rights, promoting workplace equality, and ensuring fair treatment for all employees.

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How much does not offering health benefits cost me?

PeopleKeep

When it comes to government regulations on employer-sponsored health benefits, applicable large employers (ALEs) with more than 50 full-time equivalent (FTE) employees are legally required to offer their employees health insurance that meets minimum value. New to offering benefits?

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The Financial Costs of Being Unvaccinated

Money Talk

health system over $2 billion dollars ! However, the risk of incurring debt from the virus and experiencing resulting financial stress is l ower when you are vaccinated because you are less likely to die or need very expensive health care. Other employers are expected to enforce similar policies.