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    Blogs / 2014 / February
    Kristina Cleary When HR offices make the conscious decision to invest more in corporate health and wellness, they aren’t just doing it out of altruism – there’s more to it than simply a desire to see people happier and healthier. Truth be told, there’s something in ... More...
     

    Erin Marchese Developing everHEAD> http://www.36dollar360.com/360-assessment-building-a-positive-atmosphere/ More...
     

    Richard B. Cohen In our February 14th post “Inmate Clerk Settles Sexual Harassment Case – She Is An Employee” we discussed a decision by the Iowa Supreme Court which held that an inmate clerk is an “employee” for Ttle VII purposes.   This seems to be a significant de... More...
     

    Stephanie Ivec Storyboards are visual or text outlines that can be used for planning your online training using Lectora® e-Learning software . Think of your e-Learning content in terms of screens. Each screen (page or slide) usually comprises elements such as a ti... More...
     

    Jeremy Lurey Do you have any idea how rare it is for family businesses to successfully pass the baton from generation to generation? Just making the transition from one CEO to another in a corporate environment is hard enough. For most family and closely-held bus... More...
     

    Jeremy Lurey I attended a conference for healthcare professionals recently, and one of the speakers, the CEO of a prominent health system, left a real impression on me. The session focused on customer engagement and how best to enhance the patient experience. The... More...
     

    Lorrie Clark Any time you hire a new employee, you run the risk of getting a lemon. Even if standard hiring procedure is followed, sometimes weeding out the less than stellar candidates can be a difficult task. Here are some traits to think about when it come... More...
     

    Kristina Cleary One of the most challenging aspects of human capital management is accounting for a diverse workforce that includes workers from many disparate generations. The goal is to ensure the productivity and wellness of all employees, regardless of age or de... More...
     

    Dan Finnigan As humans, we like to say that our DNA defines us. It’s like specialized coding that’s inherent to our very core—and it makes us who we are. For example, DNA decides the color of your hair. And while you can change that color with the help of a styli... More...
     

    John Sumser "I want to know how feasible wearables are as tools in HR and Recruiting. I want to understand, first hand, what it’s like. I want my recommendations and analysis to continue to be rooted in practical things." - John Sumser http://feedproxy.google.co... More...
     

    Stan Phelps I have the honor of speaking at two awesome conferences in Raleigh this week. The first is High Five. The conference sponsored by the Triangle AMA is focused on the intersection of marketing and creative. Do yourself a favor and check out the hashtag... More...
     

    Richard B. Cohen In commenting on our post “Are Anti-Bullying Laws In The Workplace Workable,” Michael Maggioto, an HR expert in Indianapolis, Indiana wrote that “Laws are most often created because people just won’t behave properly. Not that they cannot, they just w... More...
     

    David Grossman I was inspired recently by an article from Richard Brookhiser in The Wall Street Journal of February 16 entitled “What Would Lincoln Do?”  The article points out that Lincoln was remarkably lacking in leadership experience before he became president... More...
     

    Jennifer Grasz CHICAGO ¬タモ February 27, 2014 ¬タモ The Great Recession caused many workers to delay retirement plans or forego them completely, but an annual CareerBuilder survey shows a slightly more optimistic picture for full-time workers nearing the end of their... More...
     

    Gretchen Alarcon By Alka Asthana When you start a discussion on how a cutting edge HCM system can deliver revenue, a few would quickly jump in and say that HR effectiveness has little to do with technology and everything to do with the quality of HR lead... More...
     

    Edward Jackson Provade's dedication to SOW functionality was specifically noted in a recent report done by an independent research firm, which called Provade a “strong performer.”  Read this collection of posts that may help you reconsider your approach to SOW... More...
     

    Janette Frisch Suppose you have been reading The Emplawyerologist's previous posts on issues arising out of co-employment (click here, here , here and here if you have not) and you are now concerned about protecting yourself. You have an idea and you think it just... More...
     

    Janice Chaka PHR, HRBP 5 easy things start ups can do for onboarding They have managed to jump through all the hoops and obstacles you have laid in their path, and now they are your new hire. There is no doubt that an onboarding process will enable your new hire to quic... More...
     

    Vera Gavizon There are many reasons why a company would want to hire a flexible or freelance worker; a worker who comes into the office, with the right skill, when a company needs it. A worker that is willing to work on a temporary, contract, seasonal, gig, proje... More...
     

    Allyson Burke Have you ever attended a wedding and tried to figure out who was related to whom? In this day and age, that can sometimes be a difficult task. A similar challenge confronts the benefits professional trying to determine which companies are related for... More...
     

    Christopher Pappas eLearningFeeds.com: The Top e-Learning Blogs eLearningIndustry.com released eLearningFeeds.com to help e-Learning Professionals answer the question, “ What’s happening in the e-Learning field on a daily basis based on the Top e-Learning Blogs? ” The ... More...
     

    Priyanka Sharma Individual department or functional managers need to embrace ownership and responsibility for success achievement and accomplishing outlined strategic initiatives. However, to maximize the effectiveness of the organization, managers should be able to... More...
     

    - Littler Mendelson Publication:  Staffing Industry Analysts Staffing Industry AnalystsGeorge Reardon is quoted in this article discussing a paragraph in the final employer mandate regulations of the Afforda... More...
     

    Neil Satterwhite Tiger-Consulting makes the cover of Purely Payroll's magazine w/ tips that will help businesses hit the ground running in Asia http://www.tiger-consulting.net/news   #HR   #PEO   #outsourcing   ... More...
     

    Kristina Cleary It’s always been accepted that one of the great challenges of human capital management is working with employees of vastly disparate age groups. If your workforce includes some contributors who are 25 and others who are 65, it can be difficult to man... More...
     


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