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Illinois Updates Privacy Law to Address Social Media
Asking employees to retweet an employer's tweet may result in fines for Illinois employers
Under Trump, Retirement Benefits to Be Tweaked, Not Transformed
Retirement savings plans weren’t addressed much during the campaign, but some GOP-backed measures stalled in Congress are now likely to move forward
Arizona and Washington Voters Approve Paid-Sick-Leave Measures
Arizona and Washington join the growing list of cities and states that require employers to provide paid sick leave to workers
California Expands Sexual Harassment Training Requirements
California has led the nation in the scope and depth of required sexual harassment training for private-sector supervisors and managers. New bills passed in 2016 expanded the scope of required…
Your Career Q&A: Coming to America
How can workers coming from other countries connect their experience with
What a Successful HR-Client Partnership Looks Like
HR tends to gain approval from the immediate boss—for example, the CEO, CFO or head of legal—and then marches forward without gaining buy-in from the leaders in the field who…
The Top 10 Strategic HR and TA Metrics That CEOs Want to See
Unfortunately, most of those who create metrics in HR and recruiting don’t really understand the strategic mindset of CEOs. And, as a result, the metrics that are reported to CEOs…
Outsourced HR: Big Benefits for Small Businesses
For eight years, Mickey Swortzel, founder of vehicle control systems start-up New Eagle, watched her employees’ health-plan costs steadily increase. Then, in 2016, she made the decision to outsource her…
How to Shop For Talent During the Holidays
A great time to look for the employees who could help you build your business next year is when you’re doing your holiday shopping this year because…
Five Interview Turn-Offs That Can Cost You The Job
It's easy to get nervous and flustered on a job interview, and make a misstep that can cost you the job! Here are five of them to avoid