Employee loyalty weakens, benefits blamed
Employees may have hit their breaking point when it comes to the amount of benefits cuts they’re willing to accept without looking for other employment.
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The recession taught many employers they could carry smaller staffs and maintain profitability. But that concept has started to show its dark side — and HR will be in the thick of dealing with it.
Note to managers: Telling an employee to find another job on her first day back from FMLA leave probably isn’t the best idea.
Pretty much everybody understands how FMLA leave works — it’s designed to allow employees to take time off to deal with serious medical conditions. Just one caveat: If you want the leave, you can’t lie about what you’re suffering from.
Verizon’s recent massive settlement with the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission carries a crucial message for employers.
Should companies be forced to provide paid sick leave? The results of a new report suggest there are two good reasons to implement the proposed requirement: It would improve employee health and disease prevention.
The outcome of a new Family Medical Leave Act (FMLA) lawsuit offers up a valuable lesson for employers.
Get ready: Employees who put off their vacations may be ready to start taking them in the summer months ahead.
As you know, completing a health risk assessment (HRA) is one of the best first steps employees can take to start improving their health – not to mention lower your health insurance costs. But there are some common problems.
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