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Jim Giuliano - HR Morning Editor

Jim Giuliano, Editor of Hr Morning, has written and edited a number of online publications, including HR News Update and the blog “The Angry HR Executive.” Prior to those ventures, he was the communications director and editor for Spree.com, an Internet shopping and membership site, and contributing editor to SportingAuction.com, a Web site specializing in sporting goods and apparel.

He also has extensive experience in offline HR-related products, having served as managing editor for “What’s Working in Human Resouces” and “Supervisors Legal Update” and as a contributing editor on employment law for the Center for Education and Employment Law.

Besides concentrating on HR, he writes a weekly newspaper column for the West Chester (Pa.) Daily Local News, and received the Pennsylvania Newspaper Publishers Association First Place Award for his work on the column.

Early-warning signal that the labor market’s getting tighter

by March 15, 2011 Comments (0)

When an industry that’s been in a prolonged slump starts reporting increased need for workers, you know something’s up.  

ADA: Court clarifies tricky rule on hiring someone ‘in recovery’

by March 7, 2011 Comments (1)

Companies that do drug testing of applicants or are thinking about it will want to make note of this one.

Getting more from your health insurer than just a bigger bill

by July 16, 2010 4 Comments

New research shows there are extras you can get from your health insurer. You just have to know what to ask for.

Did you hear the one about the woman who puked at her interview …

by March 19, 2010 Comments (1)

… And still managed to get the job?

Answers to tricky HR questions: Can ADA accommodation lead to comp claim?

by March 18, 2010 6 Comments

Our team of experts fields real-life, everyday questions from HR managers and gives practical answers that can be applied by any HR pro in the same situation. Today’s question: How can we protect ourselves against a workers comp claim when offering an ADA accommodation?

Who won this case: Fired over complaining about safety?

by March 17, 2010 2 Comments

In a real-life case, worker complains about a supposed safety violation, and shortly afterwards, he’s fired for poor peformance. He sues, claiming retaliation. Read the dramatized version of the case, and see if you can determine who won.

Immigration reform: Congress considers worker ID cards

by March 16, 2010 2 Comments

Under consideration by Congress: one more crack at immigration reform — and one more piece of documentation for you to keep track of.

Relo reimbursement shrinks with the economy

by March 15, 2010 Comments (0)

If your company offers to pay the relocation expenses for out-of-town hires, you probably have a recruiting edge on the competition.

180 more employers get I-9 inspection notices

by March 12, 2010 8 Comments

The U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement is pressing ahead with its I-9 inspection campaign. Last week, 180 companies in five states got inspection notices from ICE — the first employers to be targeted in 2010.

What’s a discrimination suit cost an employer?

by March 12, 2010 3 Comments

Here’s a way to kick off your next talk to supervisors about avoiding discrimination charges.

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