Make sure candidates have done their homework
Serious candidates should have done some research about the company before the interview. Here are some simple questions you shouldn’t skip, in order to make sure they’ve done their homework.
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Manager slip-ups lead to big FMLA losses
Of course, you know how to respond to FMLA requests. But you also know managers need to see you when they get a request — and that they don’t always do it.
When an employee walks in and says, 'I want to see my personnel folder'
Do you have to comply? When can you say “no”? Can you reveal some of the contents while denying access to other parts?
7 employee behaviors bosses hate the most
Picking on bosses is always fun, but let’s give them a fair shake and list their pet peeves about employees.
Referee banned for changing his mind
Employees should be able to occasionally reconsider decisions they make at work without fear. But what if they change their minds just because they’re under pressure from others?
Watch out for this common non-compete mistake
Here’s a tip if you’re thinking about giving employees non-compete agreements:
HR’s funny side: Can you top these resumes?
When so many resumes come across your desk, it’s nice to see a few that stand out. But these ones stood out for the wrong reasons.
Signs the applicant's a turnover problem
Retention: It starts with who you hire. Here are some tips on hiring the candidates most likely to stick around – and how to look out for some common warning signs.
They wanted younger waitresses; now they have to pay
Federal authorities made it plain in this case: There’s no good reason for age discrimination.
5 ways to grab talent in today's economy
When the economy slows, hiring budgets often tighten. But the following steps can help keep your recruiting operation running smoothly.
