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Monthly Archives: June 2011
The Joys and Evils of Open Enrollment
Open enrollment is over! To HR pros, those four words often provide enough reason to go out and have celebratory drink or ten. Between explaining changes, chasing down forms (whether they be paper or electronic,) and giving the same spiel … Continue reading
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The titles we have
One of the principles of service that my organization embraces reads “Employment is a fundamental part of adult life.” We settled on this because so often, we define ourselves by what we do. When someone asks you the question “What do you?” … Continue reading
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Disaster preparedness – an opportunity for HR to shine
Do you know what to do in the event of an emergency at work? I’m not talking about the vending machine running out of someone’s favorite snack or even that same someone cutting their finger. Think about the tremendous disasters … Continue reading