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Are You Required to Pay Summer Interns?

  It depends on whether the worker is considered an employee. The U.S. Department of Labor (DOL) has adopted the primary beneficiary test to determine whether a worker is an employee or an intern. If the worker primarily benefits from the employment relationship, they can be classified as an intern, and they...
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Four Ways to Make Terminations Less Stressful

In the 2009 movie Up in the Air, George Clooney and Anna Kendrick play corporate downsizers—HR consultants that companies across the country hire to terminate employees for them. The practice wasn’t exactly common at the time, and fortunately never took off, but it was believable. Terminations are nerve-wracking....
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The Qualities of Great Managers and How to Develop Them

  Think about your favorite manager. Now think about what made them your favorite. Was it the success you earned while working with them? Your employer may have evaluated them based on metrics like team productivity or turnover rates. Great managers are usually good at leading productive, low-turnover teams,...
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Delays: Playing the Waiting Game

  The following material is provided for informational purposes only. Before taking any action that could have legal or other important consequences, speak with a qualified professional who can provide guidance that considers your unique circumstances. Delay claims have always been among the most common type...
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7 Ways to Reengage Your Workforce and Inspire Loyalty

This month we cover a handful of ways you can engage your current workforce and inspire their loyalty. We also examine why employers today are simplifying their hiring process. You’ve probably been hearing about the Great Resignation (or however you want to describe it) for months now. Even if you’re not dealing...