How to Approach Late Policies in Business and Academia
Why do late policies make it tolerable for line-level employees across industries to be habitually late to work? Why are these the established standards?
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The Right Way to Establish a Business Coaching Agreement
Establishing a coaching agreement with your client is one of the most important parts of the relationship. It also creates a foundation for working.
Religion Is Not Like Other Protected Classes for Employers
Employers everywhere should be mindful of protected classes and the extensive leeway offered by the law in terms of religious protections.
Workplace Civility Is an Important Soft Skill to Develop
Civility in the workplace is a major problem in America today. Why is incivility getting worse in our society and what is to be done?
What HR and Managers Need to Know about Employment Law
HR professionals and managers should monitor employment law cases and developments because of the continuously changing nature of the law.
How One Veteran Entrepreneur Became a Cybersecurity Leader
In this interview, Managing Editor Wes O'Donnell discusses both the current state of cybersecurity and veteran entrepreneurship with Bryson Bort.
Tapping the Hidden Business Market in Your Community
Sometimes a hidden business market might be right in front of you, and you may not realize it. Concentrate on being helpful and offering solutions.
Ending Gender-Based Pay Discrimination through Audits
Most gender-based pay discrimination goes undetected. Why can't the government audit records for illegal disparities in the same way as the IRS?
The Hottest Business Skills You’ll Need for Employers in 2019
While the hottest business skills vary by industry, some skills adapt to multiple industries. Here are the most in-demand business skills companies value.