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I have to make a decision on whether or not it's beneficial enough to go to battle. If the pros outway the possible cons of doing battle, then choose your words wisely so that it does not come back to haunt you. By all means, let the…
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In his column this week, The New York Times's David Carr discusses the pitfalls of the social media/work interaction. While media professionals have a different set of rules than most when it comes to public opinions, can social media and the workplace ever mix? Is it every appropriate to vent about the bad days we all have as it relates to your job? Read Carr's piece,…See More
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It's A Public Affair
This is a difficult story to tell. It's difficult because it's about a mistake that I made and I'm too embarrassed to reveal all of the details. Therefore, I'm going to be intentionally vague. The mistake occurred at work. It was not scandalous or bad enough to warrant a reprimand. But it angered several employees, who in turn expressed their anger verbally and in writing. While discussing the circumstances with another employee who had a similar incident recently, it was supposed that I was…See More
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If you select candidates who are ambitious, determined and disciplined, in addition to their excellent academic records, professional and soft skills. Do you consider psychological testing before the final hiring decision?You may not be on the right track, because looking for nice, competent candidates. You still have to beware of the articulate incompetents, with their abilities to interview well for onboarding. They are the onboarding nightmares disrupting the workplaces.Prepare a list of all…See More
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Are you one of those people who feel they must always dominate an argument and have the last word? Or are you comfortable picking the battles that really matter?What advice can you offer on how to…Continue
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It's A Public Affair
This is a difficult story to tell. It's difficult because it's about a mistake that I made and I'm too embarrassed to reveal all of the details. Therefore, I'm going to be intentionally vague.
The mistake occurred at work. It was not scandalous or bad enough to warrant a reprimand. But it angered several employees, who in turn expressed their anger verbally and in writing.
While discussing the circumstances with another employee who had a similar incident recently, it…
Posted by Paul Smith on February 12, 2012 at 10:43am
I-9 and E-Verify Readers Benefit from Well Researched Original Blog Articles
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Time-consuming, confusing, challenging and overwhelming can easily describe the I-9 and E-Verify compliance arena, especially when it comes to Employers having to navigate through potential minefields of errors and/or violations. In fact, some of my more popular articles have included coverage of record…
Posted by I-9 & E-Verify Expert @LawLogix on February 7, 2012 at 9:43am
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You Give HR A Bad Name
It starts with a minor liberty. On the surface, it seems innocent enough. Perhaps no one will notice the indiscretion. There is no guarantee though. What if you're wrong? What if someone does notice?
There is no accounting for what people will think or feel regarding your action. But why take the chance? Is the indiscretion worth the possible damage to your reputation? Is it worth the possible damage to the HR field?
And this is what it all boils down to ...…
Posted by Paul Smith on February 5, 2012 at 3:14pm
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