by hrhardball | Sep 6, 2021 | History
How’s that for a headline grabber? Strong to quite strong, I’d say. But crazily enough, it’s not an overstep to characterize the events leading up to the 1894 legislation making Labor Day a federal holiday as, well, an absolute bloody mess. History...
by hrhardball | Jan 30, 2019 | career
Human Resources provides one of the handful of opportunities for a man to work in a corporate profession dominated by women. As such, I’ve had the opportunity to work with (and for) a multitude of women over my 20 years in the HR arena. By and large the experience has...
by hrhardball | Jul 31, 2012 | Human Resources
According to an article posted by Stephen Miller (www.shrm.org), less than 1/3 of our states have made policy/procedure change in preparation for Healthcare Reform statutes taking effect in 2014. Read what you will into this, but it seems optimism is shaky for...
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