An employee says, “I need some time away from work.” What happens next can either strengthen your company’s credibility—or expose the business to a complaint, inconsistent treatment and unnecessary legal risk. Employee leave requests are not always as simple as approving or denying a few days off. A request may involve the Family and Medical … Continue reading The Credibility Story™: What Every Business Owner Should Know Before an Employee Requests Leave
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Avoiding the Justice Department’s Wrath: 4 Lessons from a $360K Sexual Harassment Lawsuit
Press Release Article from the Justice Department In a recent case, the Justice Department secured a $360,000 settlement against a New Mexico property manager and apartment complex due to allegations of sexual harassment by the former property manager. The lawsuit claimed that the property manager engaged in unwelcome sexual conduct towards female tenants, including inappropriate … Continue reading Avoiding the Justice Department’s Wrath: 4 Lessons from a $360K Sexual Harassment Lawsuit
Some Employers Have NO Integrity!
https://www.youtube.com/live/IKHax9Ucepk?si=k21b3vQ-1eRtNRp2 The discussion with center around employers that place job ads stating that the position is work from home (WFH) or remote only for the position to be in the office, not remote. The questions are... Why would an employer intentional misrepresent themselves in their job posting? 1. Talent Pipeline Fishing Reason: Companies sometimes post … Continue reading Some Employers Have NO Integrity!