Thursday November 21, 2024

Find the Best Human Resources Software – Free Quotes & Relevant Recommendations

Finding the right HR software for your organization is essential to implementing and executing a transition from the old to the new. Many software companies have focused on developing integrated suites that allow HR departments to track an employee’s entire life cycle within an organization. But there are so many HR software systems available today, […]

Overtime: DOL sets tentative deadline for final rules

It appears as though the Obama administration isn’t afraid of how its changes to the FLSA’s overtime exemption rules will play in the court of public opinion.  A prediction floating around — after the Solicitor of Labor M. Patricia Smith announced the DOL’s changes to the overtime rules would be delayed until “late 2016” — […]

5 sneaky ways your health plan could lose grandfathered status

Employers that have managed to hang on to their grandfathered health plans for this long will want to pay close attention to the feds’ final regs on the subject.   The trifecta of federal agencies (DOL, HHS and IRS) just released the final rules on grandfathered plan status under the ACA — as well as […]

Elon Musk has an interview tip for you

One of the top executives in the world has an interview tactic that’s worth stealing.   Elon Musk, intrepid promoter of the Tesla electric car and erstwhile space explorer, recent discussed how he knows whether a job candidate is the real deal. Musk was a guest at Business Insider’s Ignition conference when he was asked how […]

EEOC secured $525M in fiscal year 2015, report says

The Equal Employment Opportunity Commission’s had a busy fiscal year.   The agency achieved record results in its enforcement efforts during fiscal year 2015, which ended Sept. 30, the agency said in its annual Performance and Accountability Report. EEOC secured more than $525 million for victims of discrimination in private, state and local government, and federal […]

The workers speak: 4 reasons why managers’ feedback doesn’t stick

Nothing is more frustrating than employees who don’t listen. And most managers know the struggle of trying to get employees to follow their advice.   Although it’s easy for irritated managers to point the finger at employees, the root of the issue just might lie in the way managers communicate with these workers. Karin Hurt, […]

An innovative approach that leads to long-term retention

To stand out from the competition and attract and retain top talent for the long-term, some employers rely on some very creative compensation tactics.   One of those tactics is a forgivable loan. Under this type of arrangement, employers offer an employee a loan that will be forgiven if that worker is able to meet […]

‘How’s that NOT harassment? He put his hands on her’

When is putting your hands on a co-worker and preventing her from leaving the room NOT sexual harassment?  When the action isn’t based or motivated by a person’s sex, or anything of a sexual nature. That was part of a ruling handed down by the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Eighth Circuit in a lawsuit […]

Maximizing the Return on Your Talent Investment

Employees are the most important component in the quest to improve your business results. Employee-related expenses are your company’s investment in the workforce, and like any other investment, it should yield a healthy return or ROEI. This white paper examines the value of learning and some of the myths and facts associated with talent development. […]

2 big pieces of news in the world of retirement planning

Two very interesting things happened in the world of retirement planning this week that employers will want to take note of.  Let’s start with the more earth-shaking of the two: No. 1: State-run retirement plans The Obama administration wants to make it easier for states to provide individuals whose employers don’t offer retirement plans with […]