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HR’s Complete Guide to the Employee Handbook 

Analytics in HR

An employee handbook should be the backbone of any organization to provide guidance and clarity on all HR-related items. Every HR team spends significant time and energy answering employee HR-related questions. Why is it important for HR to create an employee handbook? So let’s dive in! But how often is it updated?

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Work-from-home mandates create cybersecurity concerns

HRExecutive

According to a flash survey of the CNBC Technology Executive Council conducted in March, 85% have at least half of their workforces working from home, and 25% of organizations are now entirely remote. That’s left organizations scrambling to maintain security of data and confidential conversations. cybersecurity firm.

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WIRTW #363 (the “iron throne” edition)

Ohio Employer's Law

Sims — via Technology & Marketing Law Blog Social Media and Time Management: Boogeyman or Symptom? — via Jeff Nowak’s FMLA Insights Intermittent FMLA Leave: A Chronic HR Headache (Part I) — via Southwest Florida HR Law & Solutions. via Next Blog Why Do We Publicly Shame People Out of Their Jobs? —

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Cybersecurity for Small and Mid-Sized Businesses

HR Counselor's Corner

Associate General Counsel & Senior HR Consultant, East Coast Risk Management. It’s easy to be lulled into a false sense of security, especially if you’re not a corporate giant like Yahoo, Equifax, Target, or Uber. The appointed employees receive regular security training. By Benjamin Orsatti, Esq.,

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WIRTW #392 (the “miles and miles and miles” edition)

Ohio Employer's Law

Here’s the rest of what I read this week: Discrimination Employers Beware: EEOC’s 2015 Performance And Accountability Report Reaffirms Its Commitment To High Profile, Systemic Litigation — via Workplace Class Action Litigation Tipping as Employment Discrimination? — To me, and everyone else there, she sounded great.