Enforcement Agencies Adapting to Hybrid Work Realities

Labor enforcement bodies are evolving their oversight mechanisms by incorporating virtual audits and remote interviews to assess compliance with inclusion requirements. This adaptation is critical to keep pace with hybrid work models but requires new strategies and training for inspectors and regulators.

Labor enforcement bodies are evolving their oversight mechanisms by incorporating virtual audits and remote interviews to assess compliance with inclusion requirements. This adaptation is critical to keep pace with hybrid work models but requires new strategies and training for inspectors and regulators.

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