12/11/2013
When you require employees to use their personal vehicles to visit clients or conduct other company business, your organization may be liable for injuries if they cause an accident—even if they’re technically not doing company business at the time.
12/11/2013
A group of more than 30 employers—including Boeing, Chevron, GE, Target and Wells Fargo—have formed the national Employers Center of Excellence Network to negotiate lower prices so they can offer hip and knee replacement surgeries at no cost to employees.
12/10/2013
Over half of workers (54%) expect to spend some time at work shopping online for the holidays, up from 49% last year, according to a survey by CareerBuilder.com.
12/10/2013
Q. We recently installed cameras in our plant’s production areas. The cameras aren’t hidden, and it is common knowledge they were installed. Do I need to post something notifying employees and visitors that the area is under video surveillance? Should I have employees sign something?
12/9/2013
You know this list by heart: the interview questions that must never, ever be asked. Others in your company could probably use a reminder. Seven questions never to ask:
12/4/2013
Q. We just updated our policy manual and are asking employees to sign a standard acknowledgment of receipt form. If an employee refuses to sign it, is that grounds for termination? Or should we just document that they refused to sign?