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Requesting a Table for One

Robin Schooling

Far too many HR Professionals, unfortunately, tend to create new policies, procedures or rules based on the actions – or misactions – of ONE employee. We need to revise the dress code policy and make sure it states that ripped jeans are forbidden!”. We need to institute a one-meme per day policy!”.

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Employee Recognition: The What, Why & How (+ Creative Ideas)

Semos Cloud

In the last couple of years, many companies expanded their budgets to implement programs that facilitate employee appreciation, thus improving their business results. . In the last couple of years, many companies expanded their budgets to implement programs that facilitate employee appreciation, thus improving their business results.

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 Craig Ahrens On How We Need To Adjust To The Future Of Work

Thrive Global

A recent LinkedIn survey found that 70 percent of employees want flexibility and 71 percent of leaders feel pressure to change working models and adapt workplace policies, so it’s not just the healthcare industry that recognizes the need to evolve. W hen it comes to designing the future of work, one size fits none.

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FTC Issues a Guide to Security for Businesses

Aurico

Start with security From personal data on employment applications to network files with customers’ credit card numbers, sensitive information pervades every part of many companies. Savvy companies think through the implication of their data decisions. When does your company ask people for sensitive information?