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Take a Deep Breath: It’s Not Ridiculous to Ask For Social Media Passwords

William A. NolanApril 10, 2012

By William A. Nolan Let’s get two easy points out of the way. First of all, we all agree – few employers are asking applicants for their Facebook or other … Read more

Are We Over-Thinking the Generational Divide?

Ann BaresApril 9, 2012

I continue to be amazed at the pervasiveness and sheer staying power of the generational framework. We are urged to look at everything, EVERYTHING – … Read more

Health Care Hiring Boom Projected To Continue, Regardless of Law

Jay HancockApril 9, 2012

Health-care employment will continue to grow much faster than employment generally, with the number of jobs in home care and other ambulatory settings … Read more

Weekly Wrap: Many Employees Feel They Don’t Know ‘What’s Going On’

John HollonApril 6, 2012

Surveys, surveys, surveys — wow, do I get sent a lot of research and surveys. That’s not necessarily a bad thing because surveys provide a … Read more

The World Has Changed — So Why Isn’t HR Able to Change With It?

Jacque ViletApril 6, 2012

Howard Risher’s recent TLNT article (HR Should Focus on Confirming Its Value, Not on Cost-Per-Hire) touched one of my hot buttons. Not what he said, but … Read more

March Jobs Report Shows a Clear “Slowing in the Pace of Job Growth”

John ZappeApril 6, 2012

The U.S. economy added 120,000 jobs in March, the smallest gain since October and well below what economists predicted. However, unemployment unexpectedly … Read more

The Case For Hiring Someone Being Motivated By Money

Eric GaydosApril 6, 2012

Depending on who you ask, a candidate telling telling an interviewer they are motivated by money is somewhere between “red flag” and “he said what?!” on … Read more

John Thompson is an attorney in the Atlanta office of the law firm Fisher & Phillips.

An Employer Balancing Act: Labor Costs and Wage-Hour Laws

John E. ThompsonApril 6, 2012

By John E. Thompson Employers’ continued struggles with labor costs have led to additional hourly-rate cuts, salary reductions, furloughs, layoffs, … Read more

It’s Not Employee “Engagement” If It’s Not Freely and Willingly Given

Derek IrvineApril 6, 2012

What exactly is “employee engagement?” Most definitions I see somehow reference “discretionary effort.” But my latest favorite definition of employee … Read more

Social Media Trends: For HR — and For Organizational Transformation

Jennifer BenzApril 5, 2012

Deloitte recently published its 2012 Human Capital Trends Report. The report highlights trends that are driving HR organizations to make leaps in … Read more

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