We’re guessing that this bar in Delhi, IL, didn’t have any dress code for employees.
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Tags: arrested, casual Friday, dress code
Have you ever had to deal with complaints of lunches stolen out of your company’s kitchen refrigerator? Check out this new product to stop lunch thieves in their tracks.
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One in six workers surveyed recently by the National Opinion Research Center at the University of Chicago say they or a family member had been fired, suspended, punished or threatened by an employer for taking sick time.
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As Election Day approaches, stories will be told about how many dead people have been able to vote over the years. That’s one thing; it’s quite another when a company found out it had a dead person on its payroll.
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Tags: dead people, double dipping, payroll
A postal employee in Frankfurt, Germany, said he was too tired to work many days. Result: more than 20,000 pieces of mail found in his home.
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No manager likes to have to ask one of his employees, “Were you dirty dancing in your underwear at a late-night office party?”
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Tags: Australia, dirty dancing, underwear
Military and civilian employees who have traveled to Iraq have faced all sort of hazards. Patricia Howard wants to add one more to the list: pigeon droppings.
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Tags: Iraq, lawsuit, pigeon droppings
As an HR pro, have you ever had to warn employees about accessing the wrong content on workplace computers?
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Unfortunately, it’s not unusual to find people in their 60s suing a former employer for age discrimination. What’s unusual about this case is the defendant.
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Tags: AARP, age, discrimination
As someone in HR, you can appreciate an adult who wants to further their employment possibilities by going back to school to get a high school equivalency diploma. But this 33-year-old woman took that a step too far.
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Tags: cheerleader, diploma, high school
