New York Supplement: Table of Contents

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No Discrimination When Decision-Makers Were Unaware of Disability

?A former employee of Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co. could not establish disability discrimination when there was no evidence that the managers who fired him knew of his disability prior to discharge,... Read more »

Airbnb's Secret to an Amazing Corporate Culture

In my newest book, The Employee Experience Advantage, Airbnb was ranked one of the best organizations for employee experience and there is a rather odd practice they implement that may be helping... Read more »

What is the Most Important Contribution HR Delivers to Employees?

HR professionals often miss the most important contribution they can make to employees. Recently, a group of thoughtful senior HR folks were discussing what HR could offer employees to increase the employees’... Read more »

Future of Work and Employer Branding

Employees and applicants want to align with their employers and vice versa.  In fact, employer branding is key to the strategy of attracting and retaining the workers of the future.  As part... Read more »

The 6 Best Articles from February

There is never a dull moment in HR.  It is constantly changing.  Some of the best published content from the previous month proved that fact.  Topics included talent acquisition, social capital, digital... Read more »

HR Loyalty: Management or Employee?

” It feels like Human Resources acts first and foremost to protect the company and management, not employees. How would you respond to this?” Human Resources professionals are often asked this question,... Read more »

Viewpoint: How HR Can Protect Itself from Toxic Emotions

HR professionals help employees cope with difficult situations. But the ongoing exposure to other people's toxic emotions can be difficult—even dangerous—for the HR professional. These strategies can help mitigate the risk from... Read more »

DOL Aims to Raise Salary Level for Highly Compensated Exemption

The Department of Labor's (DOL's) newly proposed federal overtime rule would raise the salary cutoff for highly compensated employees to $147,414. Here's what employers should know about the potential change. Read more »

OSHA Whistle-Blower Claims Are on the Rise. Are Employers Prepared?

The Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) is responsible for enforcing the whistle-blower retaliation provisions of numerous laws protecting workers in a wide range of industries. Recent delays in processing claims has... Read more »
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