A lot of companies offer employees access to exercise equipment. Some are going further and combining work and workouts to make IT more productive.
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Tags: health care costs, treadmill, wellness
Many state governments continue to push for the use of the feds’ new E-Verify system.
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Tags: e-verify, immigration, states
It wasn’t too long ago that a major TV news network fired one of its senior producers for blogging. A violation of free speech?
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Employees have always been able to borrow money from their 401k funds. But now for some, it’s as easy as going to an ATM machine.
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Tags: 401k, 401k loans, debit cards, retirement
Telecommuting sounds like a great idea to a lot of employees. But how many companies offer the arrangement?
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Tags: OfficeTeam, Telecommuting, work at home
With all the ways cell phones are reported to cause health problems, who can keep track of them?
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Tags: accidents, cancer, cell phones, risks, threats
Of all the ways e-mail can annoy people, here are the top 3 that e-etiquette experts warn against:
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Say you’re trolling through an online database — and you come across a resume recently posted by one of your long-term employees.
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Tags: database, employee posts resume online, long term employee, looking for a new job, resume, retention
Used to be job candidates would send thank-you letters to interviewers. Now they’re going high-tech — and employers might not be happy.
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Tags: e-mail, social networking, text messages, thank-you note
An employee is fired for handing out sensitive information. What if she sues for retaliation, claiming she gave the documents to her lawyer while involved in a lawsuit against the company?
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Tags: attorney, ID theft, lawyer, privacy, retaliation, sensitive documents
