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Should We Remove Marijuana from Drug Test Panels?

Crimcheck | Pre-Employment & Background Check Information

Impairment on the job and substance abuse can lead to: Higher insurance premiums Employee turnover Absenteeism An increase in accidents Workers’ compensation claims Errors Decreased employee productivity Regardless of the industry, companies can understand the impact of impairment in the workplace. more than a trillion dollars since 2001.

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Kimberly Kayler of Advancing Organizational Excellence: “Diversity, Equity and Inclusion”

Thrive Global

Can you tell us a bit about your background? With a background as marketing director for two separate engineering firms, as well as time as an account executive in an advertising firm, I started Constructive Communication, Inc. CCI) in 2001 to serve the needs of professional service and business-to-business technical firms.

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What People Analytics can learn from Dynamic Network Theory

Analytics in HR

Even though SNA is only now starting to become a standard tool in People Analytics, advanced network and graph theory can already provide various theoretical insight that can inform SNA and demonstrate how important it is to understand organizations as what they really are: an interconnected accumulation of social groups.

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Dan Diehl of Aircuity: “Mobilization of work”

Thrive Global

Can you tell us a bit about your background? In 2001, I left JCI to be an entrepreneur which was followed by a shorter term engagement with Lutron Electronics. Diehl earned a BS degree in Mechanical Engineering from the University of Maryland and has an MBA from Villanova University. Where do you come from?

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5 candidate complaints on Reddit and what to do about them

Workable

The post tells the story of one jobseeker who graduated into the workforce in 2001 into a standard recruitment process – you apply, you go through a few interviews, you talk awkwardly about salary, and then finally, you get the job offer, all within a few weeks. Dragging applicants over the coals. 3 interviews. 3 weeks to hire.