What Will Change as a Result of Germany’s New Verification Act
Germany’s Verification Act means that future employment contracts will have to be drafted differently than before. Employers must now provide written information on work
Worker Entitled to Unemployment Benefits After Taking Time Off
A California worker who leaves work for good cause is entitled to a presumption of having not voluntarily quit. The presumption may be overcome with evidence showing the
Anticipated OSHA COVID-19 Rule for Health Care Employees Criticized
House Republican leaders recently wrote Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) Assistant Secretary Douglas Parker to oppose the agency’s anticipated
3 Reasons You’re Getting Rejected For Leadership Roles
Struggling to get hired of senior roles? Here's why you're getting rejected for leadership positions even though you're qualified
7 Common Mistakes When Recruiting Real Estate Agents (and What You Should Do Instead)
Recruiting a group of talented and experienced real estate agents is easier said than done. HR may have an easy time finding talent, but quality of hire may be lacking…
James Abeyta-Stevens: Shaping Culture via Interaction and Empathy
James Abeyta-Stevens, SHRM-CP, chief human resources officer at Stefanie Juliano Therapy and New Mexico Wellness Center near Albuquerque, joins host Tony Lee to discuss
5 Simple Swaps To Help You Level Up Your Career Fast
The savviest leaders understand that by focusing on doing things others miss, won’t, or don’t, they’ll make huge strides
The Salesman Stigma: Redefining The Value Of Sales To All Professions
As a leader at one of the largest selected sales programs in the country (Ohio University), Gregory Scott aims to make sales interesting for the next generation and everyday professionals…
‘Productivity Paranoia,’ Ghost Jobs And Four-Day Work Week Success
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