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I would imagine it'd be limited to companies large enough to have not only a dedicated HR staff or possibly even a particularly competent HR staff. There'd be c
by prawn 9y ago
I would imagine it'd be limited to companies large enough to have not only a dedicated HR staff or possibly even a particularly competent HR staff. There'd be countless companies in any country without any formalised course, let alone a specific one.
- snowwrestler 9y ago33,000 employees seems big enough to expect a company to be doing this right. That said, this is a common growing pain for companies and many only take it seriously once a situation blows up in their faces.
- prawn 9y agoI'm not sure what the "33,000" is in reference to. I was contesting, "This is the literal bare minimum in a U.S. corporation in 2017." Is a corporation defined as a company with 33,000+ employees in the US?