Was she fired for saying Merry Christmas?
An employee at a vacation rental company claims she was fired for greeting customers on the phone with “Merry Christmas” instead of “Happy Holidays.”
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HR pros who work for retail establishments: It’s probably part of your company policy that employees shouldn’t resist when confronted by an armed robber.
The new Americans with Disabilities Act regulations are set to kick in January 1. Problem: The members of the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission haven’t agreed to sign off on the new deal.
The move to institute paid sick and maternity/paternity leave in the United States got a boost from the election of Barack Obama and a slap from the economy. So where’s the movement headed?
Yes, the economy is shedding jobs overall. Two sectors are bucking the trend.
The news release came to HRB headquarters via e-mail with this headline in bold print: Employees are tracking football when they should be working.
A report about how much time Chicago sanitation workers waste on the job has prompted a look at the overall issue of employees slacking off.
When you read the phrase “drugs in the workplace,” probably the last workplace that’d come to mind is a church.
The results are in, and it’s official! Working America, a community affiliate of the AFL-CIO, holds a contest every year in which people tell their bad-boss stories. The three best (worst?) get published. Take a look at the winners. Sound like anyone you know?
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