Celebrating Hispanic Heritage: Origins, Celebrations, and Trusaic

Hispanic heritage

Trusaic has always been deeply committed to celebrating cultural heritage and promoting inclusivity. It’s because of this commitment that we’re thrilled to be observing National Hispanic Heritage Month this year.  It’s an observance that holds immense significance as it honors the rich and diverse contributions of Hispanic heritage to our global community. That’s a theme…

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Title VII Claims: How the Fifth Circuit Decision & EEOC AI Case Impact Employers

Title VII Claims

A Fifth Circuit decision in the Federal Court of Appeals has sent shockwaves through employers in Louisiana, Texas, and Mississippi. The “historically conservative and employer-friendly” circuit ruled in favor of the plaintiff in a Title VII claims case, Hamilton v. Dallas County.  Three decades of legal precedent have been overturned, making it easier for employees…

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How to Prepare for EU Transparency Directive Implementation

EU Transparency Directive implementation

It’s just a few months since new pay transparency legislation became EU law. Forward-looking employers can take steps to ensure EU Transparency Directive implementation now.  Organizations have three years – until June 7, 2026 – before pay transparency legislation is transposed into law. But three years is only a short time when the EU faces…

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Why Environmental, Social, and Governance is Here to Stay

Environmental, Social, and Governance

Described by its critics as “woke capitalism,” Environmental, Social, and Governance, (ESG) is facing something of a backlash. But that overlooks the far-reaching benefits to employers and investors.  A survey by The Conference Board (TCB) found that almost half of all businesses have faced ESG backlash. 61% believe that backlash will remain the same or…

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Contract Worker Rights: New Jersey & Illinois Break the Mold

Contract worker rights

Groundbreaking employment legislation for contract worker rights in New Jersey (NJ) is now law. NJ is the first US state to mandate equal pay for temporary workers, followed closely by Illinois.  Effective August 5, the Temporary Workers’ Bill of Rights carries significant legal implications for temporary staffing agencies and their clients.  Legal implications for employers…

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EEO-1 Component 2: Prepare for Pay Data Reporting

EEO-1 Component 2

Speculation over the return of EEO-1 Component 2 pay data reporting has been rife for some time.  To be precise, since Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC) Commissioner Keith Sonderling warned, “Watch out, it is coming”. This time, speculation cannot be dismissed, as Bloomberg Law reports the EEOC is “widely expected” to reinstate EEO-1 Component 2. …

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Breaking Gender Barriers in Mining: South Flank Case Study

Breaking gender barriers

A remote Australian mine is seemingly achieving the impossible in breaking gender barriers in the workplace. South Flank, a BHP iron ore mine in Western Australia, has achieved an impressive gender balance. 40% of its frontline employees and four out of its six senior managers are women. The ILO (International Labor Organization) defines gender balance,…

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Ensuring Equal Pay for Moms, Especially Mothers of Color

Moms Equal Pay Day

Moms Equal Pay Day falls on August 15 this year. It marks the point in the year when mothers need to work to catch up with men’s previous year earnings. The date fluctuates each year—in 2022 it was September 8, indicating that some progress has been made. Still, a significant wage gap for working mothers…

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