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Why Following The Rules May No Longer Be Enough

Employment law increasingly asks employers to demonstrate more than procedural compliance. Here's why exercising and documenting judgment matters.

ByAlonzo Martinez,

Senior Contributor

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Change-Ready Leadership: Why 70% Of Transformations Fail On Behavior

Most transformations fail on behavior, not strategy. Learn the four behaviors that reveal whether your leadership team is truly ready for change—before you launch it.

ByTracy Lawrence,

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Philadelphia Commission Offers Insight On Fair Chance Hiring Notice Requirements

Do Philadelphia employers have to use a Commission-issued Fair Chance Hiring notice? The Commission recently addressed that question.

ByAlonzo Martinez,

Senior Contributor

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The Workplace Impairment Problem Nobody Has Solved

As marijuana laws evolve, employers are increasingly being asked to evaluate impairment without a framework. Here's why that creates a growing compliance challenge.

ByAlonzo Martinez,

Senior Contributor

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The Conviction Crisis That AI Won't Let Us Hide From

A widespread "conviction crisis" plagues leaders and individuals, marked by an inability to act on beliefs and reinvent oneself amid uncertainty.

ByGlenn Llopis,

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Illinois Bill Could Reshape Disparate Impact Challenges To Hiring

Illinois SB 3777 could reshape disparate impact challenges involving hiring criteria, criminal history screening standards, and AI-assisted hiring tools.

ByAlonzo Martinez,

Senior Contributor

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Philadelphia Releases Initial Guidance On Fair Chance Hiring Amendments

Philadelphia has released its first guidance on Fair Chance Hiring amendments, offering employers new insight into compliance priorities and implementation.

ByAlonzo Martinez,

Senior Contributor

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5 Strategies Protect Human Dignity During Organizational AI Adoption

Discover strategic insights for leaders to integrate artificial intelligence while protecting human dignity, preventing burnout, and driving true business growth.

ByGlenn Llopis,

Contributor

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Connecticut’s AI Law Signals A New Phase Of Employment AI Regulation

Connecticut's new AI law expands employer disclosure requirements and signals a broader shift in employment AI regulation.

ByAlonzo Martinez,

Senior Contributor

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When Hiring Inputs Get Mistaken For Hiring Answers

Employers rely on data to make hiring decisions every day. Mistaking hiring inputs for definitive answers can create legal, operational, and reputational risk.

ByAlonzo Martinez,

Senior Contributor