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Your Career Site Is Simply the Paper (or Kindle) to Your Employer Brand Story
Redoing your career site does not mean you have an employer brand strategy
HR Tech Weekly: Episode #133: Stacey Harris and John Sumser
Hosts Stacey Harris and John Sumser discuss important news and topics in recruiting and HR technology. Listen live every Thursday at 7AM Pacific – 10AM Eastern, or catch up on…
Nine Tips To Get Yourself Out Of A Downward Spiral
How frequently do you operate in a downward spiral -- when things seem to continue down and out of control (like a vortex) and you get the feeling that you…
Insights on a Candidate-Driven Market
UNLESS you’ve been doing the Rip Van Winkle act for the last 10 years, you know that finding a job has changed in a many ways both big and small.…
For Leadership To Function Properly, Your Followers Need Power Too
Leaders are not gods, they are only people who need other people
Human Capital Management for Airports Summit 2017 — Press Release
Singapore, August 11, 2017 — Sustainable financial performance, aviation safety & security and employer’s responsibilities are at the heart of airport operations. As human capital amalgamates intrinsically with an airport’s overall…
Do 401(k) Managed Accounts Live Up to All the Hype?
401(k) management firms are aggressively selling plan sponsors on adding managed accounts as an option that participants can choose to pay for, with fees deducted directly from participant accounts. Before…
RAISE Act Reduces Employer Role in Employment-Based Immigration
Employers would have much less control over the selection of foreign workers who immigrate to the United States under a Senate bill that creates a “merit-based” points system for awarding…
DOL Plans to Permit Tip Pooling with ‘Back-of-the-House’ Employees
Restaurateurs should be able to require "front-of-the-house" employees, such as waitstaff, to share their tips with "back-of-the-house" workers, such as chefs and dishwashers, according to the Department of Labor (DOL)
Reliance on Leave Cap Policy Resulted in ADA Litigation
Inflexible leave caps, even ones as generous as 12 months, violate the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) when employers do not consider other accommodations to allow employees return to work