Next time someone whines to HR about their cushy desk job, suggest to them that they watch NBC’s new reality series, America’s Toughest Jobs.
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When HR provides training materials to managers to use with their employees, there’s a reason.
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Tags: curriculum, handouts, training
Now it appears employers’ war on unhealthy employee habits is extending from smoking to eating.
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A suspended Texas police officer may have gone too far in trying to investigate some women allegedly engaged in the world’s oldest profession.
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Tags: police, prostitute, suspended
Darren Mirren failed to show up for his job interview. Then he sued the prospective employer when he couldn’t find his way to the office.
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Tags: claim, discrimination, interview
Suffering a serious workplace injury once is bad enough.
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Imagine finding out that one of your employees is wanted for a felony charge in another state.
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Tags: background check, felony, teacher
Wanted: People to show enthusiasm over a new product. Must make others believe you want nothing more in the world than to own the latest cell phone.
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How often do employees look at their pay stubs? Do they take for granted that the amount is correct?
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He could have claimed his sidewalk was a demonstration project. But he didn’t, and now Anderson, IN, Assistant Streets Commissioner Darryl Rensel is out of a job.
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Tags: fired, investigation, sidewalk
