Laws of Employment

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There are employment laws regarding everything from record keeping to minimum wage to how to display employment law posters in the workplace. The U.S. Department of Labor oversees employment law on the federal level, and all states and U.S. possessions must comply with those laws and regulations. DOL.gov outlines all the details of employment law […]

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Intern Programs As a Human Resource Management Tool

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Interns are a mix between observational learners and temporary employees, and they occupy unique positions within the companies they work with. Internship positions provide college students and aspiring career-minded learners with opportunities to gain experience in their chosen fields with companies who may not otherwise hire them. Internships can be either full or part time, […]

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Several Areas in Which HR Can Affect Organizational Culture Positively or Negatively

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Organizational culture is more than a buzz phrase. It’s the “proper way to think, act and behave within an organization,” according to HR.com in a July 2005 post. Managers make hiring decisions based on a candidate’s potential fit with the organizational culture; employees base a decision to leave on whether that culture fits their needs. […]

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How to Make the Bulletin Board for Your Company More Attractive

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In a world overflowing with digital messages, the humble bulletin board is making a surprising comeback. While employees receive countless emails and online updates each day, important information often gets buried under “I’ll read it later” lists. A well-designed physical bulletin board – placed in a shared space – can capture attention, spark engagement, and […]

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