Employee Assistance Programs have come a long way since their inception in the 1950s. Find out why they are underutilized, what’s new with them, and how to encourage employees to take advantage of this complementary health service.
Only a few, short years ago, all company communications had to run through one or two people. Organizations were silent about political or hot-bed items. If an employee talked out of turn, that was often a fireable offense. Oh, how times have changed. Here are just a few corporate activism examples: Dick’s Sporting Goods stopped …
Trying to keep up with technology is a struggle for every employer. Many companies are now adopting bring-your-own-device (BYOD) policies for employees who work on their personal laptops, tablets and smartphones, instead of on company-owned equipment. This can lower cost and improve morale, but it also raises numerous security and legal concerns. Your best defense …