3 in 4 jobseekers asked ‘off-limits’ interview questions

With Massive Monday upon us and around one million employees expected to apply for new jobs this week, there are likely to be many people attending interviews with prospective employers. And, with so... Read more »

The top reasons for stress in the workplace

As many employees return to work and embark on a brand new year, it is likely that they will set foot into the office and pick up the workplace sack of stress... Read more »

6 California HR Issues to Watch in 2019

California HR teams will likely focus on developing anti-harassment training programs, complying with pay-equity laws, reviewing employee classifications and more. Here are the key issues to watch in the months ahead. Read more »

The Career Pathing Compass

The function of HR professionals in the career pathing process is not unlike that of... Read more »

Recruitment difficulties reach record levels

The UK’s largest private sector survey of business sentiment has revealed that companies are finding it harder than ever to...

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Accurate Job Description Foils Disability Bias Claim

Employers are not required to reallocate or eliminate the essential functions of a job to accommodate a worker’s disability, the 8th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals held. Read more »

Culture Development Innovations

Culture has become a top priority for the C-Suite. When you consider the fact... Read more »

Hispanic Manager Didn’t Harass Hispanic Employee

United Parcel Service won a race-harassment lawsuit brought by a Hispanic employee who claimed his Hispanic manager targeted him by providing negative performance reviews, placing him on a performance improvement plan and... Read more »

Employee Fired Soon After Reporting Harassment Can Sue

A clinical manager for a medical products company who reported a sales manager for sexual harassment and was then fired for previous misconduct at a company retreat had a viable retaliation claim,... Read more »

New York Agency Proposes Statewide Predictable Scheduling Regulations

The New York Department of Labor proposed a new set of predictable scheduling regulations to discourage on-call shifts and require employers to pay workers for cancelled shifts. Employers can comment on the... Read more »
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