What Drives ‘Kiss Up, Kick Down’ Managers?

?At first, Alison thought going to work for someone she knew from college seemed like a great idea. However, after a few months on the job, “I was like the frog in... Read more »

USCIS Extends Validity of Expired Green Cards for Renewal Applicants

?Individuals who file for a renewal green card, including workers in employment-based visa status, can now rest a little easier after their expired green cards were granted an additional year of extended... Read more »

3 Workplace Learning Tech Trends to Know

Like other categories of HR technology, the learning and development (L&D) space has been shifting over the last couple of years, said Dani Johnson, co-founder and principal analyst for RedThread Research, a... Read more »

DOL Issues Proposed Rule on Independent Contractors

The U.S. Department of Labor (DOL) has issued a proposed rule to clarify who is an independent contractor under the federal Fair Labor Standards Act (FLSA). The proposed rule is scheduled to... Read more »

NLRB Brings Complaint Against Apple

?Apple allegedly violated labor law by interrogating retail employees about their support for unions and restricting the placement of union fliers in a break room at a store in New York City,... Read more »

FMLA Claim Survives Based on Facebook Messenger Leave Notices

?Takeaway: Employers can specify the means by which employees must provide notice of their need to take leave under the Family and Medical Leave Act (FMLA). Written policies specifying permissible forms of... Read more »

Employees Around the Globe Feel Lonely, Crave a Sense of Belonging

?Workers are more connected with their workplace and colleagues than ever, yet a large majority of employees across the globe have felt lonely at work, according to consulting firm EY’s second annual... Read more »

Do Organizations Rely on Background Checks Too Much?

?SHRM has partnered with Security Management Magazine to bring you relevant articles on key workplace topics and strategies.  Background checks, preemployment screening, background investigations—by whatever name, it’s the process of scouring criminal,... Read more »

Social Security No-Match Letters Return

?International law firm Littler has reported that after a COVID-19-related hiatus, Social Security no-match letters are back. “During the early months of the pandemic, the Social Security Administration [SSA] took a break... Read more »

New Manager Tips for Success

?While several books offer sage advice for managers during the first 90 to 100 days of taking on a new role, many significant milestones and results will take anywhere from three to... Read more »
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