FFCRA Regulations for Virus-Related Illnesses
The Family and Medical Leave Act came out with certain new provisions under the Families First Coronavirus Response Act (FFCRA) for virus-related illnesses. The FMLA cove...
KPMG UK head resigns over insensitive comments about pandemic-led staff issues
KPMG UK head resigns over insensitive comments about pandemic-led staff issues Allegation of being tone-deaf to the plight of employees and declaring there is nothing c...
Diversity, Equity & Inclusion: Building Better Companies after COVID-19
As you plan for a post-COVID hiring strategy, how will take account of the key trends to ensure your business benefits from a wider mix of people, including young men and...
Explaining Title VII of the Civil Rights Act of 1964
The Title VII of the Civil Rights Act of 1964 is a proper provision entrusted by the United States and prohibits workplace discrimination in virtually almost every employ...
Eli Lilly CFO resigns over misconduct in workplace
Eli Lilly & Co. announced that its chief financial officer Josh Smiley had resigned over his involvement with an employee in the firm. The company hired an external c...
5 Good Second Careers to Consider
There are many reasons to think of opting for a second career—dissatisfaction with the present job or career you have; need to earn an extra income; to exercise your cr...
How to inform manager about a new job offer
You are happily enclosed in your corner cubicle working at a great company with congenial colleagues and a comfortable paycheck. The growth prospects too are good. An ide...
Working Mother Rights: What moms need to know
Working mothers are now the breadwinners for 40 percent of American households with children under 18 years of age. In order to meet work needs, personal and familial obl...
How to conduct pre-employment background checks?
Legal liability and unwanted terminations is among the leading reasons why companies run pre-employment background checks. Here’s all you need to know to verify cla...
How to write a Positive Employee Reference (with examples)
A reference letter is a letter of recommendation from a former company (outside source) to provide along with new job applications and to new organizations. The letter hi...
How to harmoniously disagree with your boss
“We have two ears and one mouth, so we should listen more than we say.” Little of the Greek philosopher Zeno of Citium’s life and work has survived the ravages of t...
Unilever to adopt ‘hybrid model’ of remote and office for staff post-pandemic
The pandemic has changed many things; the new normal is strict hygiene, social distancing, and distant working. Remote work and work-from-home is here to stay, and expert...
Put Employer Branding at the Core of Your Strategy
Your employer brand can be the deciding factor in whether top talent chooses you over your competitors. ...
The Dos and Dont’s of Job References
When you are writing a resume, you want to tick all the necessary boxes. Be it spellings, title, vocabulary, grammar, your qualifications and your ability to do the job r...
Some Resume Action Verbs That Showcase Your Talent
Spruce up your resume with these powerful action verbs. When writing job descriptions, always use action verbs to describe your responsibilities and accomplishments. ...
Things to do on first day of your job
The first day at a new job is exciting and memorable with people meeting new colleagues and experiencing unforgettable moments in a new workplace. In such a situation, it...
