April 9, 2012
Falls Church, Va. — Employers are increasingly being held accountable for their discrimination against employees. A significant number of claims filed with EEOC include job discrimination. For example, 37% of claims include race discrimination and 30% include sex ... Views: 1806
What makes a great leader? Sometimes it’s qualities that are learned.
Sometimes it’s qualities that are innate. Not every manager can be great leader.
Business Management Daily shares five important things
every manager who aspires to be a corporate leader should ask themselves.
True ... Views: 2691
Is your job burning you out? Don’t work harder, work smarter. Discover better ways to increase productivity!
Get more done in less time and reduce stress
While you can’t create more hours in your day, you can learn how to use them wisely.
You want to make every hour count, so you plan ... Views: 1779
Do you prioritize tasks and projects in your head? Have you tried to block out appointments, but emergencies always throw everything awry?
Discover some quick power tips for greater effectiveness managing people, projects …and time. It’s not about working harder, it’s about working ... Views: 1708
If you’re in a management position and have direct reports, writing employee appraisals is an essential component of your job.
Anything less than a completely honest performance appraisal will only cheat the employee out of personal development, plus it could set the stage for a discrimination ... Views: 2231
Effective employee communication – when an employer fails to do this effectively – it isn’t just bad for business, but can also create a work environment that’s ripe for legal trouble. If employers takes the time to communicate, explain actions, stay involved and make the workplace seem rational ... Views: 1523
Has an employee requested time off because of a health condition or to care for a family member’s health problem?
If so, you need to know whether that leave could qualify under the Family and Medical Leave Act (FMLA).
The 1993 law allows qualified employees to take up to 12 weeks of unpaid ... Views: 1951
In recent months the U.S. Department of Labor (DOL) has renewed its focus on combating employee misclassification, and there’s been a rise in the number of wage-and-hour lawsuits. The underlying issue: workers are challenging their designation as exempt employees under the Fair Labor Standards ... Views: 3636