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Freelance and Contract Workers: Why Comprehensive Background Checks are Important

Cisive

As employers, we’re responsible for a safe workplace for our employees and customers, and that means doing our due diligence whether it’s for a full-time employee or a contractor. Contractors and temporary workers may be supplementing their full-time income or working odd jobs to get by. In short, yes. Where Background Checks Come In.

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Termination of Employment in UAE

Bayzat

Understanding termination of employment processes in the UAE helps employers and workers foster healthy transition relationships. Under labour laws, responsibilities and liabilities fall on workers and employers terminating employment, and ignoring these can attract legal consequences. What is Termination of Employment?

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4 Elements of Leadership That Are As Impactful In The Office As On The Battlefield

15Five

Luckily for everyone, this major was soon recalled to be investigated for misconduct. These individuals are the ones who outline the vision, guide and mentor teams, and demonstrate how to accomplish lofty goals. We couldn’t believe what we were hearing. And I was his second-in-command. quipped one of our lieutenants. Lead by example.

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How Managers Can Spot Ethical Issues in the Workplace

6Q

Some common ethical issues in the workplace include harassment, discrimination, conflicts of interest, dishonesty, and financial misconduct. When these issues are not addressed, they can create a toxic work environment, damage team morale, and lead to employee turnover.

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The Ultimate Guide for Creating An Employee Handbook (Including 15 Must-Haves)

Netchex HR Blog

More than just a handbook for discipline and misconduct, your team needs a handbook that helps everyone succeed together. Most employers also include other legally required information, such as FMLA and OSHA guidelines. Work with a lawyer to make sure that your wording doesn’t endanger your employment-at-will status.

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Businesses Rely More Heavily on Contingent Workers, but at What Cost?

Zenefits

The numbers are only expected to grow as business and workers reap the benefits of this new working category. Contingent work has its benefits for both the business and the individual, but there are also drawbacks. Before you hire your next worker, consider the following. The case for contingent workers. Contingent worker productivity.

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How to Recognize a Broken Culture and What to Do About It?

Engagedly

This blog serves as a guide to identifying the warning signs of a broken culture and equipping you with actionable strategies for repairing the damage and building a thriving work environment. Excessive Workload and Burnout: Employees are expected to work long hours, leading to exhaustion, stress, and decreased productivity.