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5 hidden pitfalls of non-traditional work arrangements

Flex plans and telecommuting have become essential to maintaining operations. And it’s important to remember that, while a necessity in many cases, these work options carry some thorny legal issues.

by Rich Henson
March 17, 2020

When is on-site attendance essential to job function?

When a federal court ruled Ford Motor Co. was right to deny a disabled employee’s ADA accommodation request to telecommute, many employers were thrilled. But don’t pop any corks in celebration of the ruling that said “… regularly attending work on-site is essential to most jobs … “ just yet.

by Rich Henson
March 15, 2020
telecommuting, eeoc, ford

Top 5 most popular employee perks: How does your company stack up?

What are your employees’ favorite perks? If your workforce is anything like the 1,227 participants in a recent Unum survey, the answer is time away from the workplace.

by Lynn Cavanaugh
March 29, 2019

Tackle employee isolation: 4 ways to improve well-being

Every HR pro knows an employee’s mental health is just as important as their physical health. And when employees aren’t getting what they need, their work suffers. 

by Rachel Mucha
January 8, 2019

Get remote workers back in the office: 4 ways to convince them

With the productivity and morale benefits of working from home, more companies are offering some kind of telecommuting options for their employees. 

by Rachel Mucha
October 24, 2018

Sick daze: Help employees shoo the flu out of the workplace

If you didn’t know it before, consider yourself warned. Flu season’s upon us! 

by Rachel Mucha
October 19, 2018

Why HRs pros want to kill I-9 and what they want instead

If you’re in favor of ditching the current employment verification process – the paper-based I-9 form – for a mandatory electronic system, you’re not alone.

by Jared Bilski
June 21, 2018

Employee fakes cancer to get leave: How vigilant manager stopped the abuse

When an employee requests time off because of something as serious as a cancer diagnosis, 99% of the time the person will be telling the truth about their situation. But as a recent case shows, if a manager has even an inkling that something’s amiss, it pays to take a closer look.

by Jared Bilski
April 18, 2018

Employees name 4 biggest workplace distractions: Here's how to help them

It’s not surprising that a recent survey found 69% of full-time employees get distracted at work. The more interesting finding is that 70% of workers think their managers could help them focus better through training. 

by Rachel Mucha
April 13, 2018

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