Guide
How compliance is the foundation for an inclusive culture
We often think of compliance as something we have to do on the way to doing the things we would rather do – but here are five key compliance issues that link to larger initiatives that can help you create a stronger culture and a more inclusive workplace.
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What are the risks of employee compliance violations?
Corporate scandals, highly publicized lawsuits, fines totaling millions of dollars — these typically aren't scenarios you want associated with your company name. Today, employee compliance is one of the most essential parts of business, yet only 40 percent of companies say they are thoroughly prepared for a compliance audit. To keep out of hot water and uphold employee compliance standards, businesses must adhere to internal policies and procedures and federal and state laws.
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How modern compliance content drives real growth
Training content in compliance and DEIB tends to fall short. Cornerstone’s modern compliance content is built on four pillars that promote meaningful reflection and action.
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Overcoming the many costs of non-compliance
Non-compliance is costly. Not only does it often mean hefty fines, but it also has the potential to hurt an organizations reputation, decrease the morale of its employees and restrict its ability to perform key functions. What makes compliance particularly challenging is that laws and regulations are ever-changing. New York, for example, recently introduced stricter sexual harassment legislation and now requires every New York employer to have in place, and distribute to its employees, a sexual harassment policy that meets its very specific requirements in accordance with the law.