How to Improve Teamwork and Collaboration in Your Office

These days, teamwork and collaboration are seen as important things in the world of business. And it’s not very hard to see why. When different people with different skills come together, it’s easier to achieve positive results. That’s because everyone is offering their own knowledge and expertise. Here’s how to improve teamwork and collaboration inContinueContinue reading “How to Improve Teamwork and Collaboration in Your Office”

Why More Employees Choose to Stay at Their Jobs

A new survey by Willis Towers Watson (WTW) found that 72% of employees choose to stay with their employers. This is in contrast to recent periods when most workers were looking for new jobs, such as during the “Great Reshuffle” in 2022. WTW’s 2024 survey collected information from 10,000 U.S. employees working at medium andContinueContinue reading “Why More Employees Choose to Stay at Their Jobs”

Behind the Mask: Understanding the Financial Life of College Catchers

The world of college baseball is often seen through the lens of glory on the field and the thrill of competition. However, behind the mask, catchers face a unique financial reality that isn’t often talked about. For college students and baseball enthusiasts alike, understanding how much college catchers make can be fascinating and eye-opening. HowContinueContinue reading “Behind the Mask: Understanding the Financial Life of College Catchers”

Are You Compliant with Federal Gender-based Pay Equity and Discrimination Laws?

Federal law prohibits virtually all employers from compensating employees differently based on gender. Specifically, the Equal Pay Act (EPA) requires all employers to pay male and female employees equally if they perform “substantially equal” work in the same workplace. In addition, Title VII of the Civil Rights Act of 1964 (Title VII) prohibits employers withContinueContinue reading “Are You Compliant with Federal Gender-based Pay Equity and Discrimination Laws?”

OSHA Proposes Heat Injury and Illness Prevention Standard

On July 2, 2024, the U.S. Department of Labor’s (DOL) Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) announced an unofficial version of the proposed prevention standard to protect workers from heat injury and illness. If finalized, the new standard would apply to all employers conducting indoor and outdoor work in all general industry, construction, maritime, andContinueContinue reading “OSHA Proposes Heat Injury and Illness Prevention Standard”

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