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"Infobase" Contains Laws On Human Resource Issues

  • 11/01/95
"Infobase" Contains Laws On Human Resource Issues PeopleWorks delivers a comprehensive collection of laws and regulations to help institutions stay in compliance with human resource issues. Its infobase includes full-text searchable data from federal and state labor and employment laws, the Code of Federal Regulations, Federal Agency Publications and other sources. Interpretive summaries describe laws in "plain English" and explain their impact. In addition, Advisory Modules, written by lawyers with HR expertise, guide users to information desired in a specific situation. They also provide TIPS (Tips, Insights and Practical Solutions) such as "How to Terminate" an employee, or how to identify a "hostile environment." PeopleWorks ships on CD-ROM as a yearly subscription, with monthly updates. The infobase comes bundled with laws and regulations from any one U.S. state (including Washington, D.C. Puerto Rico and the Virgin Islands). IHS Group, Englewood, CO, (800) 525-7052. W

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