5 resume lies they hope you don't catch
Depending on who you believe, either some or most job applicants stretch the truth in their resumes. Here are the most common lies HR managers are told.
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Learn MoreDepending on who you believe, either some or most job applicants stretch the truth in their resumes. Here are the most common lies HR managers are told.
Listing desirable qualities in a job ad isn’t anything new: hard-working, able to multi-task, leadership qualities, etc. But have you ever had to ask for applicants who are wholesome?
Most companies conduct exit interviews with departing employees right before they leave. But some experts say to start the process sooner.
Would you give a job to someone who rented a billboard to hang a giant copy of his resume?
Some companies appoint emergency captains to make sure all employees are evacuated during an emergency. However, in certain situations, there’s a general understanding that employees have special responsibility for some groups, such as the young, elderly, or physically challenged.
Mandatory PTO for sick employees has quietly become a big issue in upcoming elections. Where does your state stand on the idea?
The U.S. Department of Labor has proposed a new, less-strict set of rules on getting visas for temporary guest workers.
When it comes to harassment complaints, you know it’s important to take quick, effective action. But some managers have to learn that the hard way — at your company’s expense. Here’s an example:
Would you dread having to talk to employees about their extra-marital affairs? Would you even want to know about them?
You know how careful a company needs to be when an employee is fired. But managers sometimes jump the gun and create legal risks. These questions can help guide them through the termination process:
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