Working from home and the benefits of flexible work arrangements

Working from home or offering a flexible work plan can be an attractive arrangement for both employee and employer. Oftentimes during interviews, when a...

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Tips and policies for avoiding sexual harassment issues at work

The Bill O’Reilly sexual harassment controversy has been making headlines for several weeks now. Many have criticized Fox News and parent company 21st...

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Employee Reimbursements: When are they taxable and when are they not?

Whether it’s supplies for the office, travel expenses or a business lunch, employee reimbursements are now commonplace for employers. Determining when...

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How is social media affecting your workplace? Put a policy in place

By now you have probably heard about the infamous 2017 Oscars flub in which the movie “La La Land” was incorrectly announced as the Best Picture winner....

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From carbon paper to Net Promotor Scores: The continued evolution of business

Like my own dad did for me, I often try to share some historical perspective with my children when it comes to why things are the way they are, or where...

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Though not federally mandated, give employees time to cast their ballots

Most people are aware that U.S. Election Day is Tuesday, November 8 in 2016. With the presidential election taking place this year, voters may wait in...

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Office politics at a new level: Managing the political season in the workplace

Election Day is right around the corner and as the big day approaches, chatter in the office can get louder and louder. This year, in particular, people...

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PokémonGO in the workplace: Concerns and benefits

By now, you have undoubtedly heard about the “Pokémon GO” craze that is sweeping the world. That would be the free-to-play, location-based augmented...

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American with Disabilities Act compliance still an issue for employers Part 1 of 4

Twenty-five years after passage of the American with Disabilities Act (ADA), the complexity of compliance continues to plague employers. For years, the...

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New overtime exemption rules enter final review stage

After months of speculation, the U.S. Department of Labor (DOL) advanced its final draft of new requirements for overtime pay exemption rules to the...

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