Final Curtain Call: A Quick Guide to the Exit Interview October 28, 2016 By Amanda Fleming Employees decide to leave their job for a number of reasons. An exit interview helps you understand why. Was it because they Read More »
Why Women CAN Have It All In The Workplace August 11, 2016 By Lori Jolly “We can do it!” This was a poignant signature for women in the workforce in the 1940’s. While World War II was Read More »
Sick Time for San Diego – Part 2 August 2, 2016 A couple weeks ago we notified our San Diego City clients of recent changes requiring San Diego City employers to grant employees 5 days (40 Read More »
Sick Time For San Diego City July 12, 2016 Effective July 11, 2016, San Diego City Employers are required to grant employees 5 days (40 hours) of paid sick leave per year. Other items Read More »
Disc Assessment July 12, 2016 The DISC assessment has been around for quite some time but you may have missed the DISC with birds. If you have taken the DISC Read More »
Bully in the Workplace May 10, 2016 Albert Einstein once said, “The world will not be destroyed by those who do evil, but by those who watch them without doing anything.” Read More »
How Employers Can Win Unemployment Claims, Saving Thousands May 2, 2016 Unemployment insurance is a lot like auto insurance. The more claims you have, the higher your rates. Employers can save their bottom line and pay Read More »
Escape with Team Building March 10, 2016 By Suzy Robinson Last week members of SDHRC were locked in an abandoned apartment of a serial killer with 60 minutes to gather clues, crack Read More »
The Perfect Personality: Using Personality Tests in the Workplace February 2, 2016 By: Brittany McClintick I am an Eagle. I am also an ENFJ, an Achiever, and, according to a BuzzFeed food quiz, if I were a Read More »