New Recruiting
Blog:
Fistful of Talent
Workforce Management’s newest featured blog, Fistful
of Talent, presents all sides of the talent equation.
Fistful of Talent offers opinions from recruiters, HR, consultants
and corporate types on all things talent. Kris Dunn, author
of the HR Capitalist blog, has assembled an all-star posse
of posters who contribute to Fistful of Talent, including
Paul Hebert of Incentive Intelligence, Tom Tolan of Sanford
Rose, Michael Wolfe of SourceMedical, Jennifer McClure of
Centennial, Jessica Lee of APCO, Beth Kobermann of Honeywell,
Kelly Dingee of AIRS and Maren Hogan of HCI.
Don't Show Up to My Interview Looking Like Courtney Love
- from the Fistful of Talent
blog
Pay and Perks at Starbucks
- from the Business of Management
blog
Can You Trust HR in Tough Times?
- from featured blog: the HR
Capitalist
Assessing the Vurv Acquisition
- from the Human Capitalist blog
Building Talent Internally Through Innovative Corporate/College Partnerships
- from featured blog: New Learning
Playbook
A Quiet Pink Pay Revolution Underfoot?
- from featured blog: Compensation
Force
Father of E-Verify Mixes It Up With SHRM Over Government’s Electronic System
- from Workforce Washington blog
Safety Harness a Better Metaphor Than Safety Net?
- from the Global Work Watch
blog
Making People Your Competitive Advantage—Just Lip Service
for Most Companies?
- from the Books@Work blog
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Opinions, commentary and analysis on workforce management.
COMMENTARY:
The HR Capitalist
Six Good Things That Happen to HR Pros During Recession
It’s my contention that the failure of HR professionals
at Bear Stearns to move beyond the traditional business
partner role to become true business leaders was a primary
cause for the firm’s failure.
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ideas—peer support is an excellent resource.
Breast Milk Stored in Company Refrigerator
- posted in the Legal
Forum
A member writes: "There is an employee in our office who is storing breast milk in the company refrigerator (in sealed containers). Another employee approached me and said that breast milk is not supposed to be stored in company refrigerators because it can contain harmful diseases and could pose a risk to others by being in the fridge. Not clear on how unless someone drank it. ... I’ve looked around and have not found any information about this. Does anyone provide separate mini-fridges for lactating mothers?"
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