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Tales from the HR Crypt
An author shares the most outrageous incidents she has encountered in her HR career
Reasons Given for Termination Are Critically Important
Proper documentation is an important component of human resource management, a recent employer victory in a discrimination case shows
A Small Company Guide to Growing a Healthy Compensation Program
Note: Today begins a 4-part series on compensation practices for small companies. Over the next four weeks, Margaret O’Hanlon will show how a small company typically deals with compensation, discussing…
Women Are Ready to Lead, So Put Them In
For the past few decades there’s been a lot of talk about how companies need to build a strong bench of female leaders to diversify C-suites and senior management roles.…
Data Has a Powerful Role In Promoting C-Level Collaboration
“What can you do to increase collaboration between HR and other leaders?” That question was asked of Peter Navin, SVP of employee experience at Grand Rounds. His answer, which took…
Music and Recruitment Marketing — Creating Your ‘Sound’ Through a Variety of Tactics
From the 1960s on, the guitar has played an oversized role in our culture. One reason for this is the variety of ways the instrument can be played, the wide…
Coworker Using You As Their Personal Counselor? 3 Tips To Shut Them Down Constructively.
A reader of mine sent me this email: “Dawn, How do I handle it when my coworker wants me to be a sounding board for all of the office problems?…
3 Best Employee Onboarding Tips
Looking to improve your employee onboarding process? Simply follow these 3 great tips! Why should you improve your employee onboarding program? Employee onboarding is a very method used in talent…
How do you engage two sets of employees during a merger?
This is a guest post from Doug Butler and Gregg Lederman. Ironic, isn’t it? The moment you most need the support of your people is also when getting it proves most…
5 Tools for Boosting Your Startup’s Launch
They say that every beginning is tough, however, the problem with this lies in the question: how does one define tough? Is it merely an effort to end result-wise or…