What Is an Arbitration Agreement & Should My Company Have One?
Arbitration agreements are contracts that require employers and employees to resolve disputes in an arbitration process rather than a lawsuit.
Arbitration agreements are contracts that require employers and employees to resolve disputes in an arbitration process rather than a lawsuit.
If you run HR at a school you need to understand the repercussions of Title IX. Here’s what schools need to know about Title IX to protect their...
Union Security Agreements can require workers to join or pay for unions. Right to Work laws have made this practice illegal in certain U.S. states.
While other forms of discrimination get more buzz, ageism in the workplace is prevalent and can cause problems for HR and business owners if not...
Mishandling a union grievance can have dire consequences for your organization. LaborSoft describes best practices for HR when managing the grievance...
Many companies are canceling the annual office holiday party due to HR concerns. Here are 3 ways you can boost engagement and keep your party going.
In a unionized environment, a grievance is inevitable. Conduct an efficient and effective labor union grievance process using the tips in this...
Head off work stoppages by being present, crafting worker-friendly policies, negotiating a favorable CBA, and keeping all grievances organized.
Learn five key NLRA labor union rules and regulations, from discipline to good faith negotiation, that employers must comply with to avoid litigation.
Labor board investigations usually last 3-6 months, but can go on for years. Learn how labor relations software can help employers manage this...