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It's easy, Hatti... We're all so darned effective and efficient we only have to really work a few hours a week. Also, a lot of people here aren't really HR professionals. They're either students looking for help with papers, or authors collecting…
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You can subscribe to a tirade service, Scott. That way, you're never without the proper tirade for any occasion.
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>>I've always been around. That was my point. Twice in this thread alone you've told us you're fed up and leaving. Now you know the truth... Once you enter the forum, you are ours forever! Mwahahahahaha!
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WooHoo! Mwild31 came back!
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Is this thread retired yet? 'Cause I just got on it, and it looked like fun. (Paper-thin skins notwithstanding.) BTW, Balloon... did Don send you a copy of his daughter's prom photo yet? I've got one if you need it. ::takes cover::
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If you really want to have a tough time, require hazmat and tanker endorsements. We've been running 3-4 drivers short for a year.
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>Don and Frank, there is no simple answer here. If the ee spreading >the rumor about another ee's illness happens to also represent the >"plan", would you allow it? If the card said get well fine but >according to the post, this…
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Mr. Creosote - I think your argument is faulty because it is based on the premise that having employees sign a get-well card is automatically in violation of HIPAA.
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I think it's a poor excuse that an employee signing the card might reveal too much in his message. You would read the card before you mailed it, wouldn't you? (I certainly do.) I'll probably make somebody mad with this comment, but it's not intend…
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I'm a card sender. For that matter, I have flowers sent for anything that requires even one night in the hospital. I'll take my chances.
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The forklift is definitely out, per OSHA.
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FCRA is federal, Angela. Unless Tennessee has recently seceded from the U.S., I think you need to shop for a new attorney.
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I know it's little consolation, but just keep in mind - there is no other department that depends so greatly on its integrity and credibility. The defense of both qualities is your top duty, and you did your duty well.
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A previous employer had an "opt-out" clause in the hire packet. Basically, each new-hire signed an acknowledgment that unless the "opt-out" box was checked, the company had their permission to use their likeness as it saw fit. Most of the uses were …
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Zanne... I don't recall ever hearing Missouri's favorite son referred to as "Give 'Em H-E-Double-Hockey-Sticks Harry".
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OMG! I've had three of those "stop my spouse from cheating on me" demands in three years! What are these people thinking? I also had a mother (an ex-employee) tell me her daughter (a current employee) had been "recruited" into lesbianism by two oth…
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I hate getting caught in the middle of turf wars with rival Indian gaming facilities.
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I think this was a two-handed move, Don.
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Along these lines, I had a situation come up a week ago... A regular customer of one of our stores came in and asked a cashier a favor. His garden tractor was about a mile away, at a repair shop, and he wanted to know if she would be willing to dri…
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Doesn't your employer offer a daily wash/wax as part of the benefit package? Do I have to call DOL about this? BTW... You should also expect to pay the employee of the "violated" car for the time she spends cleaning her car of any sputum deposited …
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I would have no problem explaining to her your perception of the events, and making sure she fully understands the policy - one of those "for future reference..." talks.
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You missed out on one great opportunity to legitimately terminate a problem employee. Don't miss this one.
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>>I assumed from your first posting that when you referred to "Post the invoice" you were speaking in accounting terms and not physically placing it on a bulletin board. Only those that have a need to know should be aware of the results.
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>>There is no law saying they have to do anything.
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What is the downside to firing this guy? Now, compare you answers to the downsides for allowing him to continue. Make your choice.
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It's probably easier just to loiter all day next to those cubicles, just in case.
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In a previous organization, I went a step further with the CPR training. I ordered placards with the Red Cross symbol and "CPR" on them. I put one on a top rail of cubicles of certified people. The "justification" was that if someone had an emergenc…
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I think when the classes are over, you might send a nice little press release to the local paper... in it, you might specifically praise certain departments for higher levels of participation and thank (by name) those department heads for making the…
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It would be the last time the EEOC returned one of her calls.
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To my knowledge, the only state that requires similar clothing restrictions for men and women is California. Certainly, the feds don't.