A common question that some employers have is once an employee resigns and if they leave under less than ideal circumstances, can you request that current employees not socialize with them? While you can’t ask employees not to socialize with former employees, it is a good idea to institute some policies that pertain to employee resignations. […]
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Workplace performance can be influenced by external factors and even society’s changing ideologies. Gallup’s State of the American Workforce report shows that when employees are positively engaged at work, their profitability increased by 21 percent; however, only 51 percent of employees report being actually engaged at work. The following workplace tech trends will help positively […]
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A Guide to Rewarding Employees
Cash is a short-time employee motivator. Don’t get us wrong; it’s still important to show your employees you value their performance by paying them a competitive salary and offering benefits, but there are other ways to show appreciation by rewarding employees throughout the year. We have compiled a list of our favorite ways for rewarding […]
Cashiers are responsible for ringing up purchases in convenience stores, grocery stores and other establishments using cash registers and electronic scanners. In 2014, there were approximately 3.5 million cashiers in the U.S., making this the second-largest occupation behind retail salespeople. So why are cashier turnover rates high? This entry-level position does not require any formal […]
Workplace violence rarely occurs without warning. People rarely wake up one day and suddenly have the desire to become violent. Experts agree that people display warning signs before acting out. The key to avoiding workplace violence is to recognize the signs of “pre-violence” and assist employees. The following may be early warning signs and indicators […]
Human resources and online recruitment are always evolving, and with a new decade upon us, these industries are preparing for shifting changes. While we can’t look into the future, there are some trends that these industries are preparing for and anticipating seeing this upcoming year. Culture Will Become a Top Priority For Online Recruitment Today’s […]
We have all experienced the impacts of a negative employee. They can be pessimistic, uncooperative or even hostile at times. It is important to make sure negativity does not spread within a workplace, as this can be as harmful as a contagious disease taking over and spreading. To help prevent workplace negativity from taking root, follow […]
Performance reviews. People love ‘em or hate ‘em. Regardless, they do have a place in any corporation to ensure development and growth, recognition and even retention. However, not all performance reviews are positive experiences for managers and employees, and some can make HR compliance a challenge. For instance, outside of job performance and growth, an […]
Most movie theater employees are teens with first-time jobs, which means it’s essential to have a responsible movie theater manager that has the necessary skills to lead and teach employees. Below are some questions to consider incorporating into regular rotation when interviewing a movie theater manager. Essential Questions for Interviewing a Movie Theater Manager Can you […]
The holidays are just around the corner, and if you’re like many restaurants, you may find an increased need for seasonal restaurant employees, which can be especially true for ski resorts or restaurants close to retail shopping establishments. Here are some helpful tips for hiring seasonal restaurant staff: Last Year’s Staff – Check and see if […]