The following are five important topics to help you do strategic planning to improve your company’s HR functions and put those plans into action.
Audit your policies and practices with the Employment Practices Self-Audit Workbook
Posted in Corporate Responsibility, Document Retention, EPLI, Handbooks, Job Descriptions, Safety in the Workplace, South Carolina, Supervisor Training by: South Carolina Employment Law Letter
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by Robert Vercruysse and Gary Fealk
Labor unions may be on the decline, but they’re once again ramping up organizing efforts, especially in stronghold states. More and more unions are seeking to avoid the traditional National Labor Relations Board (NLRB) election process and are requesting employers to enter into card-check and [...]
Posted in EFCA, Michigan, NLRB, Unions by: Michigan Employment Law Letter
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While demographics may not be destiny, current trends point to a significant worker shortage in the next decade. This article discusses some of the possible results of these trends and potential employer responses.
Learn more about the multigenerational workplace with Diversity Insight
Posted in Age Discrimination, Alternative Work Schedule, Baby Boomers, Employee Retention, Oregon, Telecommuting, Work-Life Balance by: Oregon Employment Law Letter
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by Michael P. Maslanka
I spend a lot of time thinking about corporate communication, both internal and external. And here is a bold statement: There is nothing more important. Work gets performed, sales are made, and brands are created, all through communication. Here are some keys.
Posted in Corporate Responsibility, Texas by: Texas Employment Law Letter
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Labor and employment law attorneys get a lot of questions from employers about personnel files. The most frequently asked question is, “What should I include, and who gets to see them?” Read on as we attempt to sort out some of those questions.
HR Guide to Employment Law: A practical compliance reference manual covering 14 topics, [...]
Posted in Documentation, Montana, Performance Evaluation by: Montana Employment Law Letter
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Title VII of the Civil Rights Act of 1964 prohibits race discrimination. But is a minority employee the victim of discrimination or retaliation if a supervisor treats all direct reports “very badly” and “like a child”? What if the supervisor also steps up documentation on the employee after she complained that the [...]
Posted in Iowa, Race Discrimination, Retaliation, South Dakota, Title VII by: Iowa Employment Law Letter
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by Michael E. Barnsback
Local, state, and federal laws, rules, and regulations impose record-retention obligations on all employers. In the employment context, you have to retain employee hiring and termination records, payroll and benefits records, wage and hour records, immigration records (Form I-9), Occupational Safety and Health Act (OSHA) records, Health Insurance [...]
Posted in Document Retention, Handbooks, Policies, Virginia, Workplace Technology by: Virginia Employment Law Letter
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