Previously we discussed some basics of discipline, discharge & documentation for work-related instances. Today we will talk about the same principles for off-duty conduct. As stated in our last blog, a new employee should be familiar with your expectations of their off-duty conduct as well as their
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Why do employees file litigation claims after being terminated from an organization…revenge, vindication, money, or simply feel they weren’t treated fairly? Whatever the reason, the court costs alone can run into tens of thousands of dollars; and if you don’t have the proper documentation to defend your
Read more →Do you feel you can’t move forward with programs and great ideas (as well as legal changes) in your company? Can’t get your boss or business owner to change their mind? In our video clip, Liza Dunn – HR professional and change management expert shares her process for influencing
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Read more →Chris has over 20 years of Human Resources and Recruiting experience working for Fortune 500 companies in businesses such as leisure & entertainment, theme park and resort development, media & communications, arts education, and commercial and residential real estate for companies like Universal Studios, Walt Disney Imagineering,
Read more →EAF responds to hundreds of hotline calls and emails monthly. We would be happy to answer any interesting questions you may have too! Contacts us at [email protected] or 407.260.6556 Ready to Join? CLICK HERE to Join now and receive 10% off NEW Member Dues! Use PROMO CODE:
Read more →Charlie Walsh, Founder, President, and Sr. Organizational Development Consultant with HOPS International LLC and endorsed Sr. EAF Associate and leading provider of Organizational Development, Leadership, Management, & Supervisory Skills Development Training & Consulting Services. He has worked in over 26 countries in both private and public sector
Read more →Personal liability is when a civil action is brought against a person in an individual capacity. For employment concerns, an owner, supervisor or manager, or someone in a decision-making capacity, can be sued personally in addition to or in place of the company. This means their personal
Read more →An employee’s status as full-time, part-time or temporary can be confusing for employers. Not only does the company have its own idea of what a full-time or part-time employee is, there are other outside influences that define the status of an employee. Sometimes, those influences don’t define
Read more →In a recent discussion with a labor attorney I heard a remark that really caught my attention. “You cannot mediate a workplace issue when both participants are wrong.” I find broad generalizations about mediation are an opportunity to learn, or to teach. So, I asked about the
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