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Redefine your compliance approach
Prior to implementing Cornerstone everything was a paper and pen exercise. We routinely saw <10% of employees complete their compliance or performance reviews on time. Since automating manual, time consuming tasks using Cornerstone, employee completion has increased to 58% (and rising).”
For more than two decades, we've been at the forefront of talent and people innovation, helping our customers stay ahead of the curve. Our team of experts deeply understands your unique talent challenges and opportunities with an unwavering focus on our customers' success. Together, we will work hand-in-hand with you to deliver extraordinary experiences and the results that matter to your organization.
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Blog Post
5 ways to step up your compliance management
Non-compliance is costly. Hefty fines, data breaches, and new regulations understandably tend to grab the compliance headlines, but there is also a cost associated with missed opportunities. Compliance isn’t just about getting employees to do something they don’t want to do (view boring, outdated training videos) to avoid something your organization doesn’t want to do (pay fines, clean up messes). Instead, solving modern compliance challenges can be a vehicle for real behavioral and cultural change – and for driving growth, both for the organization and the individual.
eBook
Reclaim Your Compliance Training
We are conditioned to view compliance as a check-the-box exercise rather than an opportunity to drive growth and increase performance. Compliance is what our teams have to do so they can keep doing the work they (hopefully) like to do. Too often, training materials are dry, dense, and dated.
Guide
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.
Blog Post
More Than a Check Box: Why Compliance Should Be an Integral Part of Company Strategy
You won't find Heather Bussing's definition of compliance in a dictionary. An attorney with over 30 years of experience representing employers, unions and workers in every aspect of employment and labor law, Bussing sees compliance not as an end goal but as a symptom of a richer, more thought-out corporate culture of inclusion, wellness and performance management.
