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Self-Audit: Job Applications

11/20/2007

Do your job application forms pass legal muster?

How to Make Legally Smart Job Offers

11/19/2007
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Pre-interview phone calls: 6 do’s and don’ts

11/19/2007
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Should your background checks include sex offender registries?

11/13/2007

The Internet lets employers can find out much more about prospective employees than they could just a few years ago. One sort of web site of interest to employers doing background checks: the government’s sex offender registries. Follow these guidelines to use that information responsibly—and legally.

I-9 do’s and don’ts

11/13/2007
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Should you try to win over job candidate’s parents, too?

11/13/2007

You may have seen the "60 Minutes" report last Sunday on the  "millennials"—the 80 million Americans born between 1980 and 1995. They’re your new employees and they’re…well… different. Some of them even want mom and dad to come along with them to job interviews. And that’s just fine by some large employers.

Replace your I-9: Feds unveil revised form

11/08/2007

That old stalwart of HR paperwork—the I-9—finally got its much-anticipated face lift. On Nov. 7, the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services issued a new version of the Employment Eligibility Verification Form (Form I-9). Start using it now!

Checklist: Top 9 Reference-Checking Questions

11/07/2007
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Checklist: The Right Interview Questions to Ask

11/07/2007
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Checklist: Job Interviews: The Attitude Meter

11/07/2007
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