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Heads Up, Employers: OSHA Deadlines Are Coming
It’s that time of year when OSHA reporting requirements start to pop up again. We know these rules can feel overwhelming, so here’s a simple breakdown of what you need to know — without all the technical clutter. Form 300A Must Be Posted Starting February 1 If your...
New Year, New Rules: Essential California Employment Law Updates
As we begin the new year, we want to help ensure your business remains compliant with recent changes to California employment laws. There are action requirements below including updating your handbook. Expanded Rights and Notification Requirements One key area that...
Gen Z at Work: What I Learned in the Dish Pit
I am not sure about the rest of the USA or the world for that matter, but here in Clemson, SC, Gen Z’ers (GZ) do not seem to be afraid of hard work. The following is a glimpse, a “fly on the wall” moment in time, a unique look behind the curtain that most people (Gen...
Why Calling Your Managers “Coaches” Might Be the Best Thing You Ever Did for Your Culture
Stop calling them “managers.” Seriously. Not because they don’t manage—they do—but because the word comes with baggage. People hear “manager” and often think rules, deadlines, oversight, and, let’s be honest, sometimes judgment. What if instead, we started calling...
Flexibility Without Boundaries Is a Recipe for Chaos
A hot topic for the workplace is flexibility. Flexible schedules, flexible work styles, flexible approaches to problem-solving… flexibility is great. But here’s the thing, if you are an overly flexible manager without any boundaries, you may be setting yourself for...
Unlocking the Full Potential of HR: Your Partner in Growth and Success
When most people think of Human Resources, they picture recruiting, benefits, and compliance. While those are important, HR is so much more than that it’s a resource designed to help you thrive in your career, strengthen your team, and make your work life easier and...
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Spring Clean Your HR Strategy: What to Keep, Toss, and Rebuild in 2026
March has a way of making us brave. We purge the junk drawer, toss the mystery cords, and finally deal with the pantry. Your people practices deserve the same treatment. If your approach still looks like it did pre-pandemic or before AI tools hit the...
Celebrating Women’s History Month: Leadership Lessons from Today’s Workplace
March is Women’s History Month — a time to honor the women who paved the way. But beyond celebration, it’s also a reminder that the real work happens inside today’s workplaces. Here’s the truth: when women lead, organizations thrive. Inclusive Leadership Is Smart...
Performance Evaluations in an AI‑Powered Workplace: How to Keep Them Fair in Residential Construction
I recently had the opportunity to present in the Professional Women in Building headquarters during the NAHB International Builders Show in Orlando, Florida. There was a large interest in “all things” AI at the show and a need to understand how AI fits in...
I’m Shifting My Advice to Clients: Bystanders Aren’t the End Goal. Upstanders Are
For a long time, my guidance to organizations has been clear: Train employees to be strong bystanders. I discuss this in our trainings and I highlight the importance: See something. Say something. Use the reporting process. That work matters. It created safer...
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