First of two parts One of the subjects we have been studying and researching for quite some time is the phenomena called “bullying in the … Read more
3 Traits That Make Great Leaders Great
Editor’s note: Sometimes, readers ask about past TLNT articles that they have heard about but may have missed. That’s why every Friday we’re republishing a … Read more
How Women Lead: It’s All About Creating a Culture of Collaboration
By Sharon Hadary and Laura Henderson When it comes to team building, women have a terrific advantage. Women’s leadership styles are collaborative, … Read more
Survey: 50% of All Companies Have Hired Workers With a Criminal Record
A CareerBuilder survey released today says 51 percent of human resources managers report their company has hired workers with a criminal record. It’s an … Read more
Can Pot-Smoking, Liquored-Up Employees Qualify For Workers Comp?
In a recent installment of You Be the Judge, I asked you to weigh in on two workers’ compensation cases. The question: Who gets benefits? Here’s a quick … Read more
Stay Warm This Winter and Your Workers WIll be More Productive
If you want to improve productivity this winter, turn up the thermostat. Then next summer, turn it down. It’s as simple as that, at least in offices … Read more
My $1,200 Lesson When I Decided to Give Offshored Recruiting a Try
If you haven’t been contacted by a recruiting offshoring company yet, you can add yourself to a rare segment of Talent/HR Pros. Almost daily, I receive an … Read more
Changing Attitudes: Why Employers Need to End Pregnancy Discrimination
In a 2008 interview with the Ladies Home Journal, Barack Obama stated that, “The best judge of whether or not a country is going to develop is how it … Read more
Labor Department Cranking Up Compliance Pressure on “Joint-Employers”
By John E. Thompson Readers will recall that, in 2010, the U.S. Department of Labor announced that it would pay particular attention to multi-party … Read more
Lifestyle Employment: For Millennials, It May be the New Career Prototype
Remember back in the 1950’s when people had employment for life? Now we’ve been promised 5-7 careers in our lifetime, but is that really what our … Read more