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    Blogs / 2014 / May
    Tony Trikha Despite of being a part of the most techno-savvy society, not every fragment of the society has equally adapted the cutting-edge technology. One such industry is that of employee benefits industry which is st... More...
     

    Priyanka Sharma Reblogged From VitalSmarts India Blogs Q. Dear VitalSmarts, Recently, I have been put in a very difficult situation. My CEO wants me to do something I consider very unethical; he has also instructed me not tell anyone about it. I am very co... More...
     

    Andrea Holwegner While it is a topic not many people like to talk about, constipation certainly effects many people (and it makes people grumpy). Constipation is one of the most common gastrointestinal complaints in North America. How does constipation occur? When bo... More...
     

    - Littler Mendelson Publication:  American Bar Association (ABA) American Bar Association (ABA)Alan Levins and Alison Cubre authored this article discussing the False Claims Act (FCA) and its strict pleading... More...
     

    - Littler Mendelson As the school year draws to an end, businesses will be inundated with applicants searching for temporary summer employment. For minors there may be no more pencils, no more books, and no more teachers' dirty looks, but for employers summer comes with... More...
     

    Neil Satterwhite We did it. 200+ Clients. Thank you. May 21, 2014 Clients, partners and friends, Tiger-Consulting now serve 200+ clients. Over the last seven years, we have become a trusted partner to big brands around the world. I attribute our success... More...
     

    - Littler Mendelson Publication:  Society for Human Resource Management (SHRM) Society for Human Resource Management (SHRM)In this article, Phil Gordon comments on the legal issues surrounding the use of sma... More...
     

    Gabrielle Shaffer Why healthy challenges at work are a win-win As workplace wellness programs have gotten more popular, they've also gotten better. Over time, industry leaders have been really listening to the businesses they serve. They have transformed traditionally... More...
     

    Lisa Earle McLeod My friend who is a divorce lawyer says, “Most marriage failures are not the result of infidelity, substance abuse or in-laws. Most marriage failures are the result of selfishness.” When I was in the 6th grade our class read a book of short stories ab... More...
     

    Richard B. Cohen How much is enough? On May 15th we wrote that the test for a hostile work environment is, in sum, that harassing acts or epithets must either be severe or pervasive, and we asked ”how many times an employee must endure a crude and offensive racial or... More...
     

    Steve Trautman Knowledge Transfer Blog: Managing Talent Risk – 3 Common Misconceptions: Knowledge Transfer expert Steve Trautman discussed common mistakes companies make when assessing their workforce risks.Related Posts:Start by Framing the Talent Problem http://... More...
     

    Tiffany Appleby When selecting and implementing a HCM technology, we plan for everything. We have meetings to discuss current process and what is not working correctly. The one thing that we spend little time on during all these discussions is the overall shelf life... More...
     

    Bill Copeland Why Electric Cooperatives (and other industries) Should Care About HR Technology Business leaders are very aware that their company’s most valuable, but expensive asset, is their employees and they also know there is a much better way of managing thi... More...
     

    Doreen Koronios NEW Louisiana State Legislation- Personal Online Account Privacy Protection Act     On May 27 th , Louisiana Governor Bobby Jindal signed HB 340, the Personal Online Account Privacy Protection Act.   The act will prohibit e... More...
     

    Derek Irvine Recognize This! – Specific, timely recognition within the first 30 days is the fastest way to engage new hires into your organizational culture. As an HR pro or hiring manager, you’ve gone to great time and expense to find a smart and talented p... More...
     

    Kristina Cleary For corporate HR offices grasping for answers about what makes the workforce tick and how to keep their employees satisfied, it’s probably best not to overthink it – they often need to look no further than the payroll. Put simply, money matters, and ... More...
     

    John Sumser This week's links look at the consequences of technology and how to manage them. http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/HRExaminer/~3/mC8SwhnzRbs/ More...
     

    Barbara Fowler As part of a recent consulting assignment, I spoke with some of my client¬タルs key customers. As is typical in many small and mid-sized B2B companies, these customers were periodically contacted by their salesperson for account follow up and maintena... More...
     

    Doug Ring Wednesday, May 28, 2014 :00am 6 Ways To Integrate Video into Your HR SystemsBy Sarah Slapak As we noted in a previous post, video is a powerful learning tool. That means it can be used to teach... More...
     

    Richard B. Cohen Last September, the EEOC sued a Chicago residential house cleaning service for disability discrimination under the ADA, claiming that it harassed an employee who “walks with an abnormal gait as a result of a stroke.” The president of the company alle... More...
     

    David Grossman A common verbal crutch that many people naturally reach for is speaking in absolutes.  You never use them?  Think again. Absolutes are descriptors such as “always” and “never” or “none” and “everyone.”   There are situations where using an absolute ... More...
     

    Gretchen Alarcon It was 17 years ago, when a McKinsey study uncovered the “war for talent”. Today, it is no point of contention that a strong talent-centric strategy maybe the most important focus for organizations. A talent-centric organization aims at rec... More...
     

    Sara LaForest Bad bosses are like weeds in a lawn. They’re insidious. They choke out the grass and, left unattended, make a beautiful landscape ugly. They kill motivation and suppress cooperation. But we know this – don’t we? Yet unqualified people are promoted in... More...
     

    Ryan Rivera It was recently reported that the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, a department created to help level the playing field for... http://blog.silkroad.com/index.php/2014/05/everyone-deserves-a-5-right/ More...
     

    Ryan Rivera It was recently reported that the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, a department created to help level the playing field for... http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/silkroad-ink-talent-management-blog/~3/S3y4lSIdYDw/ More...
     


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