Son's arrest reveals parents' workplace thefts
This isn’t your usual case of workplace theft, because the items taken were from a police department’s evidence room.
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Applicant didn't have the 'Disney look'
Need more proof that stray comments by hiring managers can get companies in big legal trouble? Try this million-dollar lawsuit against Disney.
7 ways sites drive away recruits
Every recruiter knows how important their company’s Web site is for attracting new hires. But without a few key features, some sites may not be pulling their weight.
Was employee's remark an ethnic slur?
A ship captain is in trouble for equating unruly passengers with a particular nationality.
My best recruiting idea: Blog helped grab applicants
Christy Hagler wasn’t seeing many job applicants that were a good fit for the company. Here’s how she used the Web to attract the right people.
Survey reveals names of worst UK bosses
Once again, we’re amazed by what you can find out online about the happenings at companies around the world.
200 baggage screeners fired for stealing
It’s like firing your security guard for theft. But that’s just what the Transportation Security Administration had to do.
Make sure you write that memo in plain 'ploddedygook'
The British Plain English Campaign is invading at least one workplace.
Employee misconduct: It’s all fun and games until someone buzzes an airfield without permission
What qualifies as employee misconduct at your workplace? Lateness? Insubordination? When you’re a pilot delivering a wide-body jetliner, the opportunities for improper behavior increase exponentially.
