
Linda Olejniczak
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Jan 9, 2025 |
sbam.org | Linda Olejniczak |Danielle King
New Year’s resolutions often come as an afterthought, hurriedly picked and quickly forgotten. But thoughtful goal setting can set the tone for a successful year ahead. To inspire your own professional resolutions, HR Brew gathered insights from HR leaders across the industry. Their forward-thinking goals offer actionable ideas for shaping your HR strategy in 2025. Prioritize Mental Health“Mental health and employee well-being must remain front and center.
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Nov 30, 2024 |
sbam.org | Linda Olejniczak |Danielle King
A Code of Conduct is essential for organizations to establish a framework of ethical behavior and compliance expectations for employees. It serves to promote integrity, transparency, and accountability, guiding employees in their decision-making and actions. A well-crafted Code of Conduct can mitigate risks, enhance organizational culture, and foster trust among stakeholders.
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Nov 20, 2024 |
sbam.org | Linda Olejniczak |Danielle King
Ann Arbor has just made history by passing a landmark “right to sit” law aimed at reshaping the work environment for retail and hospitality employees. The ordinance grants workers in these industries the right to sit while on duty, as long as doing so doesn’t interfere with their job performance. This policy marks a shift towards more inclusive workplace standards and is expected to have a significant impact on retail and service employees, who often endure long hours on their feet.
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Nov 2, 2024 |
sbam.org | Linda Olejniczak |Danielle King
Managing leave under the Family and Medical Leave Act (FMLA) can be challenging for employers, particularly when they suspect misuse or abuse, especially with intermittent leaves. While it is crucial to respect employees’ rights to FMLA without interference or retaliation, there are practical steps employers can take to curb abuse while remaining compliant. A proactive approach is key. Employers should diligently monitor and track FMLA leave usage.
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Oct 16, 2024 |
sbam.org | Linda Olejniczak |Danielle King
Natural disasters cause significant disruption to both businesses and employees. As hurricanes, wildfires, floods, and other catastrophes become more frequent, it’s crucial for employers to have a Natural Disaster Leave Policy in place. Such a policy helps organizations navigate the challenges of managing employee leave while ensuring legal compliance and supporting their workforce. Key components include:1.
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