Back in May, I talked about “The New Digital Campaign for Your Company’s Workers” which challenged readers to gauge their familiarity with TikTok trends and which tried to highlight how unions are using newer social media platforms for their campaigns.
Recently, I had the opportunity to talk with the ProjectHR podcast about this very topic.
Love is in the air. And in the workplace too.
But office romances have hit a 10-year-low, at least according to a new survey from CareerBuilder.com.
Lest you think that office romances are rare – the survey showed that 36 percent of those surveyed had an office romance! Wow.
Perhaps even more surprisingly, a good
Are you looking for something new to end the year with?
Then I have two quick links to share with you this morning.
First, on December 7 from noon to 1 pm (ET, of course), I, along with Eric Meyer (The Employer Handbook Blog), Jeff Nowak (FMLA Insights), Jon Hyman (
Over the weekend, I was doing a lot of driving. Having a kid at camp near the New Hampshire border to pick him up will do that.
So, it was time for me to catch up on some podcasts I had downloaded but hadn’t yet listened to.
I
Got lunch plans?
If so, break them. Because today, I’ll be appearing on the popular (and some would argue best) HR podcast/radio show, “Drive Thru HR.”
One of my favorite other employment law bloggers, Jon Hyman, was on the show a few weeks ago and talked about how social media password laws were being
With summer fast approaching, summer internships will start picking up their pace as well.
Fortunately, there are a lot of great resources for employers to learn about how to do internships without violate the law. I’ll be discussing the legal side of internships on The Proactive Employer podcast that will be broadcast live this Thursday
A few odds and ends to start the day:
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Been a busy week so there’s time only for a few things to some recent and upcoming publications, podcasts and radio shows that I’m involved with. My thanks to the respective producers or reporters for the opportunity.
As I mentioned on Monday, I was fortunate to be invited back to appear on the "Where We Live", a Connecticut Public Radio staple that talks about local issues in ways you never thought you’d hear on the radio. (Echoes of Sally Field’s speech of "You Like Me" keep running through