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The HR I.Q. Test: March ’16

03/01/2016
Here’s your monthly quiz on HR news and trends.

Can I tell employees they better not vote for a particular political candidate?

02/25/2016

Q. With the upcoming presidential elections, conversation among our employees has increased concerning the candidates and their positions on certain issues. I overheard an employee supporting Donald Trump, a candidate who goes against all of my core beliefs. Can I tell him that any employee of mine cannot support Trump?

Military leads way on family-friendly policies

02/19/2016
Serving in the military and raising a family haven’t always been compatible, especially during times of international conflict and repeat deployments overseas.

Do you have an e-cigarette policy?

02/16/2016
How to tackle “vaping” at work.

FMLA: Notice Requirements

02/15/2016
HR Law 101: Employees who want to take FMLA leave must give their employer 30-day advance notice when the need for leave is foreseeable. Employers should respond in writing within five business days to their leave requests …

Cupid among the cubicles: 37% have dated co-workers

02/14/2016
What do Barack Obama, Bill Gates and Brad Pitt have in common? All met their significant others at work. They’re also far from alone.

Should we acknowledge an employee’s resignation with some form of written documentation?

02/12/2016

Q. If an employee resigns, do I need to get them to sign a resignation letter?

Armed attack at work: Staff can fight back

02/04/2016

It’s a sad fact of life: Increasing numbers of employers have decided they must train workers how to respond to an active shooter assault on the workplace—but with a tactical twist.

5 tips to make New Year’s resolutions stick

02/02/2016
Here’s how to turn those work-related New Year’s resolutions from good intentions into career-changers:

How do employers help employees quit smoking?

02/02/2016
Employers use a number of ideas to try and break their workers’ smoking habits