Does Your Drug Use Policy Address the Legal Use of Marijuana? It Should
More employees are using marijuana than ever before. Without a simple way to detect impairment, you need a drug use policy designed to address the issue.
More employees are using marijuana than ever before. Without a simple way to detect impairment, you need a drug use policy designed to address the issue.
When an employee leaves your organization, one of your final orders of business is to cut their last paycheck. The legal requirements for how and when a departing employee must be paid vary by state. Learn how to manage your compliance obligations.
As a U.S. employer, you have responsibilities under immigration law related to hiring and retaining employees. Learn about employment eligibility verification, remaining in compliance and where to go for help.
Discover the employer and employee benefits of paid paternity leave, and learn strategies to increase its uptake.
Train your employees to avoid illegal and inappropriate questions when talking to job candidates.
An unexpected resignation can throw off an entire team and leave your organization scrambling. The concern is valid: A recent Gallup poll found that more than half of employees keep tabs on new job opportunities.
An unexpected resignation can throw off an entire team and leave your organization scrambling. The concern is valid: A recent Gallup poll found that more than half of employees keep tabs on new job opportunities.
An unexpected resignation can throw off an entire team and leave your organization scrambling. The concern is valid: A recent Gallup poll found that more than half of employees keep tabs on new job opportunities.
Whether rising wage requirements are in response to inflation, higher costs of living, constituent demand or a blend of factors, they affect employers.
Employee reassignments have gained new fame by joining the “quiet” trend.
This trend already includes quiet quitting, quiet vacationing, quiet hiring and quiet firing. The Wall Street Journal coined the term”quiet cutting” to describe what happens when employers reassign rather than terminate an employee.