By:
Natalie O'Laughlin
February 26th, 2016
You're Officially an Industry Leader! Out of 250 nominations submitted, the judges selected your organization to become a Finalist of The 10th Annual Helios Apollo Awards! With the recognition and achievement that comes along with The Apollo Awards, you've joined the ranks of the best and brightest employers of Greater Washington.
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Helios
February 26th, 2016
Gain Higher Employee Engagement with Paid Family Leave Deciding between work and family should never be a concern an employee is required to make. When our clients understand those values and implement programs to create a better work/life balance, we see time and time again higher employee engagement and retention.
By:
Natalie O'Laughlin
February 26th, 2016
Recognizing Washington Employers for Growing & Developing People FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
Risk Management | Business Management & Strategy
By:
Audrey Thurston Yilmaz, PHR
February 23rd, 2016
Often times when an organization is approaching a new direction that impacts individuals and teams, HR is tasked with the responsibility of change management. Change management can be something as small as a new process or policy change to a larger scale approach such as a new strategy, executive leadership or an acquisition. It tends to involve development, planning, communications and full-scale implementation, along with keeping a pulse check on the behaviors and beliefs of the employees experiencing change.
By:
Debra Kabalkin
February 22nd, 2016
What to Expect During a Service Contract Act Audit Most often when a government contracting company is audited for a Service Contract Act violation it is because an employee complains. Recently, however, the DOL has been initiating SCA compliance audits on their own. The DOL has sole responsibility for enforcing McNamara-O’Hara Service Contract Act of 1965 for compliance. If a violation is found, companies can find themselves targeted for follow-up SCA audits and subjected to additional penalties if corrective actions fail to yield a remedy.
Communication | Diversity & Inclusion | Business Management & Strategy | Best Practices | Employee Relations
By:
Kim Moshlak
February 18th, 2016
You have an exciting work environment...people are running around like crazy, lots of energy and enthusiasm all over the place, and everyone is having a great time...except for one employee who doesn’t “get into that”. This employee is sitting at the desk, quietly doing his/her work. And you notice when you are in meetings, this employee rarely speaks up. Do you see them as a hindrance to your organization? Hopefully not!