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Written by Mark Fogel on the SHRM blog is this informative article on connecting business with the college community, and how it is a fantastic next step in HR education. How do you feel about this update in HR eduction? You can read the original article...
Check out this article from Business Insurance by one of their staff writers. In this article, Business Insurance dives into the awesome advantages of self-funding for big businesses. You can read the original article here. Health insurance benefits are expensive. The rising costs of health care has...
Department of Labor fiduciary rule survives its first challenge, by Nick Thornton The National Association for Fixed Annuities has lost its challenge to the Department of Labor’s fiduciary rule. In a decision issued today in the United States District Court for the District of Columbia, Judge Randolph Moss...
Source: HR.BLR.com Parking lots can be dangerous places, especially this winter with so much ice and snow in so many places across the country. A nurse at an Illinois hospital was recently killed by a snowplow in the hospital parking lot. How can your company avoid...
Most places of business have some sort of dress code, but what if a large company doesn't and then decides it wants to implement one? Read more here...
