Stay interviews are interviews conducted with current employees to assess their job satisfaction and learn why employees are staying with your company. During stay interviews, we ask employees several questions with the goal of learning both what makes your company a good place to work as well as what improvements could be made to increase employee retention.
Make sure your organization is checking the right boxes by conducting Stay Interviews.
Conducting HR audits can help organizations evaluate their compliance with employment laws and regulations. From reviewing employee files to assessing HR policies, conducting a thorough audit can ensure your organization meets all legal requirements and minimize costly risks associated with non-compliance. Use this HR Compliance Audit checklist to start your audit today. Then schedule a…
Employee Orientation Best Practices Today, we are going to talk about the importance of creating a positive onboarding experience for new team members. As business leaders, it is crucial to understand that the way you welcome and integrate new employees into your company can have a significant impact on their engagement, productivity, and overall success…
When designing your company holiday schedule for 2022, consider this list of common holidays. Some holidays are federal, some are religious, and others are just for fun. As an employer you can decide on which days you will be closed, when and if you want to pay employees on those days, and which holidays are…
Effectively onboarding remote employees is crucial for integrating them into your company culture, ensuring they understand their role, and setting them up for success. Here are some tips for onboarding remote employees: By following these tips, you can effectively onboard remote employees and set them up for success in their new roles.
Employment records must be retained and destroyed in accordance with employment laws. Read on for more information to stay compliant.
The Department of Labor (DOL) has been active in issuing rulings that impact how employees are classified and when they are entitled to overtime pay. At the same time, the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) quietly issued a final rule that disrupts the long-standing employment practice of non-competition clauses. DOL RAISES OVERTIME SALARY THRESHOLD The DOL…