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From HR Manager to HCM Strategist in 4 Easy Steps


December 17, 2012 by marketing

Leave the role of tactical administrator behind and start making more of an impact as a proactive, innovative leader. Read about how you can up your game to make HR a more visible strategic player to drive your business.

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Designing Benefit Programs for Different Generations


December 17, 2012 by marketing

The “gaps” between generations have been widely reported when it comes to embracing new technologies, ideas of work/life balance, and even in social interaction and managerial styles. So it should not be a surprise that research has uncovered distinct differences in levels of insurance coverage, buying preferences and expectations about benefit options at the worksite. As employers and their HR benefits advisors work to design benefit programs to serve multiple generations, the findings in the 2012 Aflac WorkForces Report are critical for better understanding and solving generational insurance gaps.

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Napping on the job: It can be OK — depending on where and when


December 14, 2012 by Lee James

Napping on the job can actually make you more productive, as odd as that may sound. How’s that work?

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Could you afford the cost of ignoring FLSA? This time, it was $672,000


December 13, 2012 by Lee James

Turning a blind eye to labor laws drew the wrath of the federal wage and hour cops upon the restaurant industry in California this year to the tune of more than a half-million dollars.

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How happy will the religious holidays be? It could depend on you


December 12, 2012 by Lee James

Quick quiz: As a private employer, which religious holidays are you obliged to recognize?

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3-step plan for steering clear of workplace retaliation suits


December 11, 2012 by Lee James

What’s the best way to get in front of a workplace retaliation suit — instead of ending up behind the 8 Ball? Knowing how to do that now is more important than ever.

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Aberdeen Report: HR Must Become a True Business Partner


December 10, 2012 by marketing

Based on data from nearly 300 organizations, this Research Report will examine how Core HR service delivery is linked to true HR/business partnership. Core HRcan be considered the heart of human capital management. It is the essential, if not most glamorous part of an organization’s human capital management strategy. But what successful companies understand, is that Core HR lays the foundation for not just compliance, but employee engagement and business success. Being a true business partner requires a dedicated focus to Core HR automation and integration that allow for improved business analytics, talent decisions, and employee engagement and retention.

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Should you order a sick employee to go home? Yes, but …


December 10, 2012 by Lee James

Can you order a sick employee who is clearly battling a cold (or worse) to go home and take his or her germs with them?

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Why ‘shrinkage’ is a big problem — and what to do about it


December 10, 2012 by Lee James

Few businesses escape the problem of occasional “shrinkage.” But unchecked, “shrinkage” can drive a small company into the red or even into bankruptcy.

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Little extra in many employees’ stockings: 3rd day off


December 7, 2012 by Lee James

Employees at many companies will find a little something extra this year to go with the holidays: an extra day to spend as they please.

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