Your employees don’t appreciate their benefits package? Neither did the people at the company where HR manager Doug Reys worked. So he decided to do something about it.
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Everyone’s under more pressure these days, and that often translates into more tension between workers and their bosses. Can HR do anything to prevent an all-out explosion between the two?
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Something to discuss with your CFO: Employment Practices Liability Insurance (EPLI). But before you do, get the key details about it.
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Tags: COBRA, eeoc, epli, erisa, FMLA, insurance, layoff, nexsen pruitt, turnover
Too many times, people get placed in managerial jobs for all the wrong reasons, and they make all the wrong moves. Funny thing is, most of those who don’t succeed at managing gave off all the signals that they wouldn’t work out, but no one was listening.
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Tags: leadership, Managers, performance, turnover
Figuring the cost of turnover is an inexact science at best. Inexact, but not impossible.
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Tags: entrepreneur.com, penny morey, Society for Human Resources, Training, turnover, unemployment
The U.S. has some 1,500 franchise companies operating about 320,000 outlets. If you’re not one of them, how do you compete with them for entry-level talent?
Tags: applicants, franchise, summer, Training, turnover
They give main five reasons for bailing. And none of them begins with “m” and ends with “y.”
Tags: feedback, management, roi, turnover
HR manager Kim Baker put together some great HR reports for her managers. Problem was, no one was reading them, until she figured out how to get the managers’ attention (part of an ongoing series).
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