8 Ways to Handle Employee Resignations

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by Michael Gorman – RecruitLoop Many employers have been there. Everything at the office is going great and everyone seems to be happy. Your team is performing superbly and the latest project is nothing but a piece of cake for them. They communicate, delegate, collaborate, and do everything the company needs. And then, all of… read more

How To Get All The Players On Your Team To Truly Work Together

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by: Phil Kleweno – FORBES Remember high school? There were the cool kids, the nerds, the fashion mavens, the jocks — all sitting at their own tables in the cafeteria. In business, people can feel like they’re back in high school, not sure how they fit in, where they’re welcome, who’s in and who’s out…. read more

Fantasy Football & the Workplace: Is There A Flag Down on the Field?

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by: RUN Football season is in full swing and millions of Americans are participating in fantasy football leagues. In these leagues, individuals draft virtual teams and earn points based on how well their players do in actual games. Some fantasy football leagues involve money (participants pay entry fees and win money if their virtual teams… read more

Your Top 5 Paid Time Off (PTO) Questions Answered

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by RUN Many employers provide paid time off (PTO) benefits to their employees. However, with laws impacting how employees can accrue and use PTO, it’s no surprise employers have questions. Here are some of the most common questions related to paid time off: Q: Am I required to provide my part-time employees with paid time… read more

Should Managers Be Required to Take Courses in Hiring and Firing? Yes!

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by Dean Karrel – LinkedIn Over the past week, I have had two clients tell me some pretty disturbing stories about experiences they have had with managers from two companies. One person said she had been on three interviews with one company, two with another, and then never heard a thing. This is even after… read more