Being assaulted by your boss is both traumatic and unlawful. This legal guide explains what to do after workplace violence—reporting to police, documenting evidence, notifying HR, filing workers’ compensation, and considering civil lawsuits—so employees understand their rights, secure protection, and pursue justice against supervisors who cross legal boundaries.
Kidney Stones and Work: Your Legal Rights When HR Denies Medical Accommodations
When Can Kidney Stones Qualify as a Disability Under the ADA? The relationship between kidney stones and disability protections under the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) is complex […]
Employee Scheduling Rights in the US: Complete Legal Guide for Workers
Employers can generally schedule without consulting availability, but fair workweek laws in states like Oregon and California require advance notice and predictability pay. Federal laws like the ADA and Title VII mandate accommodations for disabilities and religious practices, protecting against discriminatory scheduling. Document issues to challenge unfair practices.
How to Handle Suspected ADA Accommodation Abuse Without Crossing Legal Boundaries
An employee on ADA accommodation may share vacation activities online that appear inconsistent with medical restrictions, creating resentment among coworkers. Employers should avoid assumptions, focus on updated medical documentation, and manage morale through fairness and recognition. The key is separating perception from process to ensure compliance and maintain trust.
How to Ask About Parental Leave and Benefits at a New Job: A Complete Guide
Starting a new job raises important questions about benefits that could impact future family plans. Asking about parental leave and disability benefits during hiring is completely normal and professionally appropriate. Smart job seekers understand benefits represent 30-40% of total compensation, making thorough evaluation essential for informed career decisions.
How to Measure AI Recruiting ROI Over 12 Months: The Complete Talent Acquisition Performance Guide
AI recruiting investments promise 30% cost reduction and 77% time savings, but only 23% of talent acquisition leaders know how to measure actual ROI. This comprehensive 12-month framework […]
Jibble vs. CloudApper AI TimeClock: A Workforce Management Specialist’s Guide to Smarter Time & Attendance
Find out why CloudApper AI TimeClock might be the game-changer over Jibble and other options in the rapidly changing workforce management space. Choosing the correct time-clock solution can […]
Time Clock Integration with HR Software: How to Eliminate Errors, Speed Payroll, and Improve Compliance
One trend emerges when I reflect on my 20 years of overseeing payroll and workforce operations across platforms such as UKG, ADP, Workday, Oracle HCM, PeopleSoft, isolved, and […]
Why Top Candidates Disappear and How to Win Them Back
Ghosting candidates is an annoying indication that your hiring procedure isn’t working well. You can implement proactive, data-driven strategies if you recognize that competitive offers, inadequate communication, or a fragmented process are the main reasons why candidates leave. Retain top talent and create a robust hiring pipeline by utilizing AI and regular communication.
Ghosting in Recruitment: A Candidate’s Guide to Dealing with the Silent Treatment
Job seekers often face the demoralizing phenomenon of HR ghosting—a sudden, unexplained halt in communication from a recruiter. This guide explores why it happens, from high application volume to a lack of process. More importantly, it provides a step-by-step plan for how to handle the situation professionally and move forward.