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6 Points in Time When an Employer Needs an Attorney — Evil HR Lady
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6 Points in Time When an Employer Needs an Attorney. By Evil HR Lady. July 17, 2015. No business owner starts out with the idea that he’s going to be the subject of an employment lawsuit. After all, very few owners have the intention of breaking any laws. (Granted, there are some people who do have the intention of breaking the law, but they aren’t the type who will research best practices on the internet.). To keep reading, click here: 6 Points in Time When an Employer Needs an Attorney. On one or two o...
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6 Recommendations for Dealing with a PIP — Evil HR Lady
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6 Recommendations for Dealing with a PIP. By Evil HR Lady. July 29, 2015. I was previously on a performance improvement plan (PIP). And just yesterday was given 90 days to improve or be fired. Honestly, I love my work however my boss has a low perception of me and I don’t feel the situation is mendable. Still getting over it…. I have a masters and BS in engineering so I am 70% sure that I can find a new job but I had a question about severance. Do you think I should hold out for the severance pay. After ...
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Think Salaries Are Confidential? Google Found Out They Aren’t — Evil HR Lady
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Think Salaries Are Confidential? Google Found Out They Aren’t. By Evil HR Lady. July 30, 2015. American culture says that salary information is confidential; 43 percent of married couples couldn’t correctly name their spouse’s salary. Federal law protects your right (and the right of your employees) to discuss their working conditions–including salary. So, some people at Google did just that. Erica Baker, a former Google employee, created a spreadsheet on which people could report their own salaries.
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The Boss’s Jealous Wife — Evil HR Lady
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The Boss’s Jealous Wife. By Evil HR Lady. July 21, 2015. I’m the Corporate office manager of a company, so I handle everything on the business side of things. I work as the accountant, secretary, bookkeeper, payroll, HR and much more. So because of that my boss (the owner) and I work pretty closely as I have to approve most things through him. Then let him respond. His response will tell you what you need to know. In general, you’ll get one of the following responses:. 1 Total defense of his wife. 8220;I...
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2015 July — Evil HR Lady
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Data or Intuition: When Should HR Rely on the Numbers? By Evil HR Lady. July 31, 2015. Do you operate on gut feelings a lot? You know, when you interview someone for a job and within an instant you know this person is right or wrong for the job? What about when you’re making a big decision about a reorganization, or implementing perks that you just. So, how do you know when it makes sense to use data and when to trust your gut? Think Salaries Are Confidential? Google Found Out They Aren’t. By Evil HR Lady.
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The Nightmare of the Labor Department’s New Overtime Rule — Evil HR Lady
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The Nightmare of the Labor Department’s New Overtime Rule. By Evil HR Lady. August 6, 2015. The Labor Department’s new overtime rule proposal changes the minimum salary level for overtime exemption from $23,660 to $50,440 starting in 2016 or whenever the rule is implemented. Currently, of course, just offering a salary at a certain level doesn’t mean an employee qualifies–the job description still has to meet the qualifications for exemption. Comments… read them below or add one. August 7, 2015 at 4:56 pm.
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Data or Intuition: When Should HR Rely on the Numbers? — Evil HR Lady
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Data or Intuition: When Should HR Rely on the Numbers? By Evil HR Lady. July 31, 2015. Do you operate on gut feelings a lot? You know, when you interview someone for a job and within an instant you know this person is right or wrong for the job? What about when you’re making a big decision about a reorganization, or implementing perks that you just. So, how do you know when it makes sense to use data and when to trust your gut? Comment… read it below or add one. August 3, 2015 at 2:37 am. Why Evil HR Lady.
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Why Applicant Tracking Systems Need a Human Touch — Evil HR Lady
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Why Applicant Tracking Systems Need a Human Touch. By Evil HR Lady. August 4, 2015. Thank you for submitting your application. If your qualifications meet our needs, we’ll contact you. Otherwise, we’ll keep your resume on file for 12 months. But if these systems make the entire hiring process easier, why do job candidates hate them so much? Because they take the “human” out of the process. To keep reading, click here: Why Applicant Tracking Systems Need a Human Touch. August 4, 2015 at 11:13 pm. It’...
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HR Resources | Washington State Human Resources Council
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Skip to main content. Skip to Page Content. Washington State Human Resources Council. Affiliate of the Society for Human Resource Management. Northwest Human Resource Management Association. Bureau of Labor Statistics. Office of Personnel Managemen. HR job postings in Washington State and the other states in the Northwest Human Resource Management Association, are listed here:. SHRM HR Jobs Website. Guide to Human Resources Careers, Degrees and Salaries. National Center for Education Statistics.
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Evil HR Lady — Demystifying Your Human Resources Department — Page 2
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Is it Because You Like to Learn? By Evil HR Lady. August 9, 2016. Okay, new study comes out that says people who need to learn a lot tend to be less active than people who are currently happy with the state of their brains. Okay, it doesn’t actually say that and there are some problems with the study, but overall it makes sense–if you are more focused on getting input into your brain, you’re less likely to be out jogging. Also, this reminded me of this old movie:. Have Downtime at Your Restaurant? Massac...