Most employers know that employee training is a legal requirement, on the federal level as well as some state and local levels. But the best employers also realize that employee training can be much more than just something to check off a compliance list. Training offers a tremendous opportunity to
In 2018, California signed Senate Bill 1343 into law. The bill expanded sexual harassment training requirements for employers in the state. Most significantly, the law specified that sexual harassment training requirements applied to any employer with more than five employees, even those whose employees were temporary or part-time. The new
The COVID-19 pandemic has had a significant effect on the workplace, from making in-person meetings obsolete to requiring employees to remain six feet apart at work. But one of the other significant ways that the virus has impacted organizations’ ability to get work done has happened outside of the physical
As we wrote in our post 4 Types of Workplace Bullies and How to Deal With Them, not all bullies are the stereotypical demanding-boss-type. Bullies come in all shapes and sizes. They can be supervisors, or they can be peers. They can bully by yelling and intimidation, or they can
The Supreme Court’s decision earlier this year to apply discrimination protections to gender identity and sexual orientation was a huge win for advocates of LGBTQ rights. Until that decision, it had been technically legal in many states to fire employees for no other reason than for being gay or transgender,
Interpersonal struggles are inevitable in the workplace. Each one of us is human, and each one of us has pet peeves or issues that can occasionally make it difficult to work with others. But as any manager knows, some employees tend to be consistently more difficult than others. When most
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