High Court ruling confirms need for manager training
For the second time in this young year, the Supreme Court has given employees another avenue to sue you.
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Periodically, we ask three managers how they’d handle a difficult situation at work. Today’s problem: A C-level exec thinks crucial HR documentation isn’t worth his time.
One good thing to come from this recession: It allowed companies to scoop up top talent at rock-bottom prices. But now, if you want to keep that talent, it could cost you – big.
Progressive discipline is a structured approach to dealing with workplace problems ranging from poor performance to unacceptable behavior. Here’s how to help your managers from screwing it up.
Everybody’s had one – a manager who rounded you and your co-workers up for what was supposed to be a “morale building” exercise that everyone secretly hated.
The Supreme Court just expanded your company’s exposure to retaliation lawsuits.
A recent study found that employers with extensive disease management or wellness programs are reaping substantial returns.
Why are discrimination claims against employers at an all-time high?
New research suggests a lot of your employees could entering the winter of their discontent — and the job market.
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