Many employees today work outside the office and rely on mobile technology for both their job duties and administrative responsibilities, specifically for clocking in and out. This can often pose a challenge for employers to maintain a connection between the corporate...
If an employee has a disability (a physical or mental impairment that substantially limits a major life activity), you must consider a medical accommodation for the employee. But it’s important to have enough information to know whether her condition qualifies...
The transgender population has long faced discrimination in the workplace, even with matters like accessing gender-appropriate bathrooms. As the transgender community gains visibility, OSHA has published a Restroom Access for Transgender Employees guide covering...
Summer is quickly approaching! It’s a fantastic time for employers to brainstorm seasonal activities to strengthen the company culture and keep workers refreshed and engaged. Annual company picnics are classic (and delicious), but there are other ways to bolster...
Q: We have a potential new employee who is in the National Guard. He let us know that he needs one weekend a month off and two weeks a year to serve. Can you let me know what our responsibility is as a company to support this employee if we should hire him? A: If you...