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Monthly Archives: April 2014
Environmental Leg of Corporate Sustainability
Originally posted on L6S Business Consulting Inc:
After getting an idea about Key Performance Indicators, we can move onto learning more about corporate sustainability. A great place to start is where most people know sustainability, the environment. Environmental sustainability…
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Warehouse Safety – “The Dangers of Modern Warehouses & How to Prevent Them”
Originally posted on EHS Safety News America:
The modern warehouse can be a dangerous work environment. There are fatalities along with general injuries from workplace accidents in warehouses related to forklifts, docks and conveyors. With over seven thousand operational warehouses…
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Is Your Code of Conduct Unlawful? Ask the NLRB
Originally posted on The EmpLAWyerologist:
Suppose you have been struggling with low morale and lack of cooperation among your employees, low client satisfaction, and high employee turnover. Your company culture needs an instantaneous makeover, and you are not sure if…
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Supreme Court Decides Voters’ Initiative To End Affirmative Action Is Constitutional
April 22, 2014 In a highly anticipated decision, the Supreme Court upheld Michigan’s Proposal 2, which amended the Michigan Constitution to prohibit racial preferences in admissions to public schools and government programs. In a 6-2 decision, the Supreme Court disagreed … Continue reading
AGC Georgia’s Construction Professionals Conference – HR, Safety and Management.
400+ from 120 Firms Are Registered! Are You One of Them? Registration Closes Tomorrow (view a list of companies attending the conference) AGC Georgia’s Construction Professionals Conference & Marketplace Wednesday, April 23, 2014 7:00 am – 4:30 pm Georgia International … Continue reading
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What To Do When the Supervisor Breaks the Rules
My Supervisor Violated the OSHA Standard. What Do I Do Now? From SHRM Atlanta Supervisors are supposed to set the tone, provide on-the-job training and consistently enforce safety processes. What happens when the supervisor is the one who breaks the … Continue reading
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Bad News + Prepping the Boss For interviews = a Bad Day For You.
The following article is from Kevin Sullivan, our VP Marketing and PR. Even in this social media-driven age, I find employers to be woefully unprepared to respond to inquiries about a workplace fatality, union corporate campaign, an executive’s public bad … Continue reading
