karrier-hr-s-oktatsJury awards male surgical technician $105K for delivery room discrimination
According to the U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission, two female obstetricians barred the technician from performing his job because of his sex.
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Employers need to have conversations about menopause, experts say
“First and foremost, we have to have a culture that fosters safety so that people feel safe to ask for the support that they need,” said Patty Borst from consultancy The Partners Group.
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karrier-hr-s-oktatsmy employee has been forgetting to punch in/out for four years
A reader writes: I work in a state government office environment, managing six employees, all 100% on-site. All of us are salaried but still have to clock in and out. In the four years I’ve been here, one of my team often just … doesn’t. Sometimes every day in a two-week pay period has at […] The post my employee has been forgetting to punch in/out for four years appeared first on Ask a Manager.
karrier-hr-s-oktatsa job candidate sent me plagiarized work
A reader writes: I’m hiring translators for my agency. After the initial phone screening, I send out a test to candidates to evaluate their language and translation skills. To evaluate all candidates against the same parameters, I send them the same document in English and request them to send me back the translation in the […] The post a job candidate sent me plagiarized work appeared first on Ask a Manager.
karrier-hr-s-oktatsWhy manager training may be the key to AI integration
Without effective managers, companies may have a hard time seeing the gains that they expect from AI investments.
karrier-hr-s-oktatsHow to make sure front-line managers are heard
Despite knowing how important front-line managers are, employers often ignore their feedback, a study showed.
karrier-hr-s-oktatsManagers say they don’t feel ready to lead an AI-fluent workforce
Many companies aren’t providing the necessary training to help employees learn how to use artificial intelligence, per Indeed research.
karrier-hr-s-oktatsmy coworker can’t stand me and I have to edit his work
A reader writes: I know you’ve discussed dealing with a “Bitch Eating Crackers” coworker, but do you have advice for when you’re the one someone else can’t stand? A junior colleague, Quentin, recently told me that he felt I just edit to edit (this was on a call about a specific project, but he clarified […] The post my coworker can’t stand me and I have to edit his work appeared first on Ask a Manager.
karrier-hr-s-oktatsMajor changes are coming to the leadership of Hungarian schools: The government surprises with the long-awaited decision.
According to the government’s proposed legislation, the dual-leadership system of vocational training centers, based on the central administration, will be abolished from the beginning of next year.
karrier-hr-s-oktatsmy company accidentally removed my access during layoffs, non-alcoholic beer at work, and more
It’s five answers to five questions. Here we go… 1. My company accidentally removed my access during layoffs A few weeks ago, my company did a round of layoffs. While I kept my job, I (and at least a few other people I know of) was invited to the layoff announcement call and had all […] The post my company accidentally removed my access during layoffs, non-alcoholic beer at work, and more appeared first on Ask a Manager.
karrier-hr-s-oktatsGap Inc. opens creator program to employees
Corporate, distribution and store staff can now apply to be influencers for the retailer’s brand portfolio, almost a year after the program’s launch.
karrier-hr-s-oktatsPrevious vaccinations shouldn’t bar worker’s religious vaccine exemption request, 9th Circuit says
An employer’s initial approval of a COVID-19 vaccine mandate exemption request showed that it understood the request’s religious nature, per the 9th Circuit.
karrier-hr-s-oktatsmy boss told me I might be laid off before I take parental leave
A reader writes: I have been working for three years at a well-regarded startup with an excellent culture. For most of my tenure, the department consisted of my skip manager (Jeff), my manager (Sarah), and me. Last year, we added a lateral colleague (Ned). Ned and I share extremely similar duties and make within $5,000 […] The post my boss told me I might be laid off before I take parental leave appeared first on Ask a Manager.