Around the New Year, many of us start to consider what we could do better in the coming year. We consider things like joining a gym and eating more vegetables. It’s also a good time to think about how we could improve our work performance.
Audio Conference: New Year, New Laws, New Employee Handbook? What to [...]
Posted in Documentation, Maine, Performance Evaluation, Supervisor Training by: Maine Employment Law Letter
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by John Husband
Individual commitment to a group effort — that is what makes a team work, a company work, a society work, a civilization work. ~ Vince Lombardi
Posted in Colorado, Handbooks by: Colorado Employment Law Letter
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by Boyd A. Byers
Forty is a mystical number in many cultures. In ancient Babylonia, the number was known as kissatuin, meaning “the excellent quantity.” The great flood described in the Bible resulted from 40 days and 40 nights of rain. Forty is the only number, when spelled out in English, whose [...]
Posted in ADEA, Age Discrimination, EEOC, Hiring, Kansas, New Jersey, Oregon, Retirement by: Kansas Employment Law Letter
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What should employers do when workplace bullying and bad behavior are coming down the corporate ladder from bosses? Here are some ways to see if your frontline managers and supervisors are creating a bad work environment.
Audio Conference: Busting Workplace Bullies: Reduce the Legal Risks of Abusive Behavior
Posted in Employee Retention, Nevada, Workplace Bullying by: Nevada Employment Law Letter
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