I’ve said this before and I’ll say it again: I hate performance reviews. Yes, I understand how valuable they are to all involved – both employee and … Read more
It’s All For the Good When Unions And Employers Take Negotiations Online
All’s fair in love and war between unions and employers, even online. The fight for the hearts and minds of employees have gone from the picket lines … Read more
The Power of Volunteering: You Get Out of It What You Put Into It
I love my HR association meetings in January. You see a lot of new faces, connect with old friends, and there’s a lot of excitement in the air. New year. … Read more
Workplace Wellness Programs: Only 37% Bother to See if They Work
See update below. It was frequent TLNT contributor (and health and wellness expert) Fran Melmed who seemed to have the right perspective on the big push … Read more
No, Working Parents Aren’t Wusses
I’ve got a confession to make: I used to hate working parents. Okay, maybe hate is a strong word, but I at least strongly disliked them. Every time I … Read more
What the Latest Numbers Tell Us: The Voluntary Turnover Exodus Has Begun
The holiday season may be drawing to a close, but repercussions of being on the naughty list are only just starting to be felt. This isn’t a reference to … Read more
Your Workplace is Not a Cocktail Lounge: How to Maintain Standards of Conduct
From NFL quarterback Brett Favre’s sexting spectacle, to Navy Captain Owen Honors’ loss of command for producing racy videos, to ESPN sportscaster Ron … Read more
Just What the Heck is “RPO,” Anyway?
RPO is the latest HR industry buzz word (or if you’re nit-picky, buzz acronym; it stands for recruitment process outsourcing). All the cool kids are … Read more
How the Spirit of Giving Can Help Companies Reap Higher Performance
Company-sponsored volunteerism is popular, and the public relations departments in most organizations are supportive of these efforts. However, many … Read more
Top 5 Non-Compete and Trade Secret Issues to Watch for in 2011
By Michael R. Greco 1. Texas Supreme Court decision: Can money serve as consideration for a non-compete? In April of 2010, the Texas Supreme Court agreed … Read more