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United Way of Washtenaw County launches annual 21-Day Equity Challenge - Vimarsana News

United Way of Washtenaw County launches annual 21-Day Equity Challenge

Washtenaw County residents are getting a chance to learn more about the ways racism, equity, and bias continue to affect the community. WEMU's Taylor Pinson has more.

Source: wemu.org
Washtenaw United: Exploring and understanding structural racism - Vimarsana News

Washtenaw United: Exploring and understanding structural racism

The United Way of Washtenaw County's 21-day Equity Challenge begins today. It asks us to spend time each day exploring our personal bias and to educate ourselves on how to recognize them, deal with them and, ultimately, discard them. It also provides context for the society we live in today and our roles in it. La'Ron Williams is a noted storyteller and a founding member of "Washtenaw Faces Race." He joined WEMU's David Fair to discuss the ongoing local efforts to dismantle hierarchal and systemic racism.

Source: wemu.org
Remote Worker Compliance Issues for In House Counsel - Vimarsana News

Remote Worker Compliance Issues for In House Counsel

Labor and employment is a highly regulated part of business. Hiring practices, pay, absences, disabilities, employee insurance, and safety are a few of the compliance issues in house counsel must monitor. These practices don’t go away just because an employee works from home.

20,000 frontline health workers to get pay rise - Vimarsana News

20,000 frontline health workers to get pay rise

Government continues push for pay parity across sector

Source: hcamag.com
How to handle pay equity - Vimarsana News

How to handle pay equity

'If everything has been done right, then there shouldn't be any pay adjustments every five years'