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Working at Home: How to Succeed and Enjoy the Process
Working at Home Isn’t a Trend Anymore Remote and Hybrid Stats By 2025, It’s estimated that 32.6 million will work remotely. Pew Research found that in 2023, 35% of workers […]
Read More7 Key Elements of Employee Handbook Design
The employee handbook. Most businesses have one, but is yours effective? Read this guide to the 7 must-have elements of an employee handbook.
Read MoreEmployment Law and 4 Methods to Prevent Wage Discrimination Claims
The Equal Pay Act is one of 4 laws governing compensation. Know the legal framework to prevent wage discrimination and correct poor policies.
Read MoreContractor v. Employee: Dept. of Labor Proposed Employee Classification Rule
Contractor v. employee violations occur in every industry. This is in part due to the regulatory processes in wage rates, labor agreements, and exemptions defining who is and who isn’t […]
Read MoreRetirement Account Fees Can Cost You Plenty
As a retirement plan sponsor, can you justify its mutual fund fees? Find out how to identify and assess plan fees to the benefit of employees.
Read MoreLabor Union Momentum and Economic Trajectories
The Biden administration’s 11th-hour labor union negotiations a couple of weeks back narrowly avoided a major strike by the country’s railroad workers. A significant achievement, it dodged supply chain bottlenecks […]
Read MoreLooming Railroad Strike Could Restart Supply Chain Woes
Railroad union talks seem to have come to a breaking point, sparking fears that a strike could be initiated by the end of this week. These concerns are not new. […]
Read MoreHigh School Grads Are Skipping College. That’s A Good Thing.
Kids are skipping college. A college degree isn’t worth what it once was, whether you’re talking about pricetag or value to employers.
Read MoreNo One Wants to Work Anymore… Not for You, At Least
Is there a labor shortage? Or are you just short on insight and adaptability? That is the question.
Read MoreFairness in the Workplace: Why You Can’t Make Exceptions for Exceptional People
No matter how stellar your star employee is, making exceptions for poor behavior sets a precedent that damages company culture.
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