Lighter side: Morale-boosters we don’t recommend
July 1, 2009 by Jim Giuliano
Lord knows, morale’s a big concern in today’s workplace. But some of the attitude boosters we’ve been reading lately … More…
Lord knows, morale’s a big concern in today’s workplace. But some of the attitude boosters we’ve been reading lately … More…
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: What’s the best approach when it looks like an employee is going to resign to go to work for another company? More…
Employees of the city of Brooksville, FL, will have to follow a new dress code, including the mandatory wearing of underwear. We have just one question. More…
Hey, some people just aren’t cut out to sit in the corner office. And maybe it’s not your fault. More…

Based on the results of a study, an MIT economist insists that Obama-style healthcare reform would give small and midsize businesses a big boost. More…
One employer’s answer to improving morale and service: Train employees to be stand-up comedians. No joke. More…

Maybe you haven’t encountered any problems with employee posts on Facebook, MySpace and the like. The question is: Should you wait till you have a problem? More…
Agreed: Bicycling on the open roads is good exercise. OK, then, how about prison inmates on bikes on open roads? Hey, what could possibly go wrong? More…
We’re pretty sure this is a unique case in the annals of termination causes. More…
When one of our readers submits a good idea, such as a useful form or document, others often ask for copies. You are not going to ask for copies of the newsletter Delaware used to try to promote diversity. More…