Archive for the HR Admin Category

For months, it seems like you can’t open a newspaper or watch a news program without hearing about harassment, #MeToo, and #TimesUp.  However, harassment and discrimination of all kinds has been around for decades, if not centuries.  Missing is what those tasked with picking up the proverbial

The death of an employee is always an emotional affair to deal with, whether the death occurred at home or at work. It’s easy to overlook daily practices and procedures when you’re trying to determine what to do for the personal family and the work family; yet

Thank you to all the companies that participated in our Cell Phone Survey. Below are the results from this survey. 91% of companies allow personal cell phones in the workplace 64% allow employees to use their cell phones at their workstations 36% only allow cell phone use

As 2018 draws to a close, now is a good time to make sure we have all of our HR “must dos” on our calendars for the New Year. Here’s a handy chart that lists some of the major things you’ll need to do in 2019: JANUARY

TRACKING TURNOVER Why should you track your company turnover? Do you really care why someone left the company or are you just bothered by the fact that now you have to find a replacement? Tracking your turnover not only allows you to see the number of employees

If hiring the next person who shows up on the company doorstep seems like the only solution to your staffing hardships, resist the temptation. The relief of filling that vacant position may be short lived. It can be expensive to hire the wrong candidate, so it is

Whether you’re the VP of HR for a Fortune 500 company or the CFO in a small manufacturing facility, you need a way to stay informed and current on trends and laws that affect employees and how they are managed. This includes: Compliance Job descriptions Wage, Benefit,

  The National Labor Relations Act (NLRA) allows employees to join with a union to organize your business.  Regardless of whether or not your company is unionized, your employees have a right to engage in “protected concerted activity”. The NLRB states on its website:  The National Labor

EAF Partners with EAA to Produce Results of 2016 National Business Trends Survey Results of the 2016 National Business Trends Survey indicate that business leaders throughout the nation are optimistic.  93 percent of business leaders expect 2016’s economy to be the same or better than in 2015. 

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