General HR Information

As an employer, you want to make sure that you're hiring the best candidate for the job. To do that, you need to conduct reference checks. Reference checks can provide valuable insight into a candidate's work history, skills, and personality. But, reference checks are...

In today's fast-paced and often hazardous work environments, ensuring the safety of employees is of utmost importance. That's where the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) comes in. OSHA is a federal agency that sets and enforces safety standards in...

Create a dedicated space for work Employees should set up a dedicated workspace where they can focus solely on work. It may be helpful to set up a dedicated workspace in a different part of the office or even in a separate office building. If you are currently...

Hybrid working arrangements that combine remote and on-site roles are becoming increasingly common for employers. As a result, employers must be prepared to manage a hybrid workforce that works from both the office and from home. Here are some of the key...

Every company needs a job description. Not only because it's the first step to hiring new employees, but also because it helps you understand what positions are open and how to fill those gaps. But how do you know what information to include? Or how long the job...

Whether you’re a manager or a team member, it’s important to know how to set clear, appropriate expectations and reward performance accordingly. But what if you’re unsure of how to handle some of the other issues that come up in the workplace? A good leader is one who...