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Family leave is biggest HR regulatory headache.
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The Family & Medical Leave Act was the landslide winner as the government regulation that gives human relations professionals the biggest headache, according to a survey conducted by HRnext.com. More than 50 percent of the HR professionals surveyed selected family leave as their top regulatory pain. Affirmative action placed second at… Source : accessmylibrary.com |
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