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HR’s Complete Guide to the Employee Handbook 

Analytics in HR

While there are no laws in the United States that require companies to create a handbook, some states require specific employment laws to be written down and easy to access by employees. By having a handbook in place, you can ensure that your company complies with the latest federal, state, and local laws.

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Teacher resigns after male student takes her unlocked phone, shares her nude selfie on social media.

The Employer Handbook

And, the most salacious contents are in a Dropbox full of employment-discrimination cases. However, this NY Daily News article from Nicholas Parco indicates that the teacher was “told to step down from her teaching post by Union County school district bosses because she was at fault for keeping her cell phone unlocked.”

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WIRTW #409 (the “thank you” edition)

Ohio Employer's Law

Yesterday morning, I presented Everything You Need to Know About Cyber Security (in 30 minutes). Thank you to local accounting firm Ciuni & Panichi for hosting me at its breakfast session, and a special thanks to Mike Klein for the invite and arranging the event. Discrimination. via Employment Matters Blog.

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WIRTW #363 (the “iron throne” edition)

Ohio Employer's Law

Here’s the rest of what I read this week: Discrimination EEOC on Transgender Harassment, Discrimination, and Restrooms — via Phil Miles’s Lawffice Space A white employee tossed banana peels at work, and HE claims discrimination. How many Game of Thrones references can you catch? He might WIN too. — via What About Clients?

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WIRTW #478 (the “Fake ID” edition)

Ohio Employer's Law

Discrimination. via Eric Meyer’s The Employer Handbook Blog. Cyber Security Best Practices — via Carpe Datum Law. Employers, I’m on your side — so watch out! ;-) — via Robin Shea’s Employment & Labor Insider. As an employer are you engaging in wage theft? — Here’s what I read this week.

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WIRTW #383 (the “iOS” edition)

Ohio Employer's Law

via Eric Meyer’s The Employer Handbook Blog What employers need to know about transgender discrimination — via EmployerLINC Is Your Federal Contracting Business Covered by OFCCP Affirmative Action Rules? — via Tim McConville’s Labor and Employment Law Cocktail What’s your boss allowed to ask when you call in sick? —

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Cybersecurity for Small and Mid-Sized Businesses

HR Counselor's Corner

March/April 2018, at 30). In that case, you’ll at least want to have the following “minimum” protections in place: Pseudonymization; which refers to a data management and de-identification procedure. The appointed employees receive regular security training. We don’t bother with all that, right? Fraught with peril, this is!