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Accommodating Alcoholism On The Job

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ACCOMMODATING ALCOHOLISM ON THE JOB by Don Phin A Legal Report from the Society for Human Resource Management went into depth about this unique challenge. Here are some guidelines for emp...

Get Rid Of Abusive Customers

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GET RID OF ABUSIVE CUSTOMERS by the IIABA Virtual University Faculty One of the nice things about being a business owner is that, if a client is abusive and undesirable, you can usually send...

Keep Employer Liability Coverage

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KEEP EMPLOYER LIABILITY COVERAGE Danger intrudes when a company deletes Employer Liability coverage from its Workers Comp policy. If a company assumes that the basic state-mandated Workers Comp polic...

Personal Planning: Distinguishing Reality From Interpretation

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Two major problems for insurance sales professionals are the limitations of their own mind-set and the lack of definition.

Sample Vacation Policy

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VACATION POLICY Vacation is paid by [Company Name] to regular full-time employees as follows: First year of employment: [one] week Second through third year of employment: [two] week...

Sample Wellness Pay Policy

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SAMPLE WELLNESS PAY POLICY This company does not believe it is good business practice to pay its employees for being sick. Very often sick days are abused or are the result of poor health habits. Ins...

Tardiness – What To Do With The Inherently Tardy?

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TARDINESS - WHAT TO DO WITH THE INHERENTLY TARDY? by Al Diamond Although you want everyone to be at work on time, yo...

When Workers Can’T, Or Won’T, Work

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A variety of laws govern extended employee absences. Many states have equivalent legislation. These federal and state laws share a common theme: The worker’s needs come first. In this document, Don Phin advises you to maintain compliance, and to go beyond the letter of the law to retain loyal workers.

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