In this episode of Human Solutions, we’re tackling real HR dilemmas based on questions we’re hearing from our customers. Can an employer require an obituary to approve bereavement leave? What should you do if you suspect a doctor’s note is fake? Are employees allowed to secretly record conversations at work—and can those recordings be used against employers?
Each week we will showcase a bite-size conversation dedicated to helping you get your arms around another HR challenge. The people on this show have decades of experience, and this is our chance to share that knowledge with you.
Today, we’re turning the pages on employee handbooks, those essential guides that can make or break workplace understanding. And who better to navigate this realm with us than experts from the forefront of HR Solutions? Kyle Pardo and Sarah Piscatelli join Pete Wright to analyze standout examples of practical handbooks and those that missed their mark.
Office parties have always been a double-edged sword for employers. On one hand, they can boost morale, foster camaraderie, and reward workers for jobs well done. On the other, they come with their fair share of liabilities, especially when alcohol enters the mix.
This week, Tom Jones and Terry Cook join Pete Wright to talk about a topic that’s making waves in the corporate world and setting Human Resources departments on their toes: an audacious, unapologetic, and strikingly public phenomenon known as “Loud Quitting.”
Attention Massachusetts employers! Get ready to uncover a world of grant opportunities that can revolutionize your business, and here’s the best part: it’s free money waiting for you! Join our engaging and informative episode where we delve deep into the realm of grants.