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HR Red Flag: “We Don’t Really Need HR”
Ah yes. The line every HR pro hears and immediately raises an eyebrow: “We don’t really need HR, we’re like a family.” Translation: “We’re winging it, and hope nothing blows up.” Here’s the truth: if you’re saying that, you really need HR. Because flying without HR is...
The Importance of Creating a Robust Mentorship Program
A mentorship program isn’t just a “nice-to-have”—it’s a strategic tool that drives growth, engagement, and retention. Companies that invest in mentorship see employees develop faster, managers build stronger teams, and overall culture improve. Why mentorship matters:...
Why Your Team Needs (Almost) Constant Feedback in Today’s Workplace
In today’s fast-paced, always-connected work environment, traditional annual or semi-annual performance reviews aren’t enough. Employees operate in a world where information moves quickly, expectations shift constantly, and professional development happens in real...
Guide to Effective Meetings
We have all been a part of “meetings that could have been an email” that just eat away at your productivity. Meetings are essential for collaboration and decision-making, but without structure, they can become unproductive and time-consuming. HR recommends the...
Why Work With an HR Consulting Company? Because Nuance Matters.
The other night at a dinner event, I happened to sit next to a business owner from California. Over the course of casual conversation, he shared how frustrated he was about the cost of sick leave for his short-term workforce. His internal HR team and even his attorney...
Shameless Plug Alert: Wildfire Smoke, WA Laws, and Keeping Your Team Breathing Easy
Ah, August/September in Washington. The sun’s out, the coffee stands are busy, and the Nextdoor app has officially turned into a neighborhood smoke alarm: “I smell smoke.” “Is there a fire?” “Where’s it coming from?” Spoiler: it’s probably wildfire season....
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Ask the HR Expert: Reasonable Accommodations (No, It’s Not a Free-For-All)
Let’s clear something up: a reasonable accommodation is not a magic wand, a permanent exemption from job duties, or a “work however you want” pass. A reasonable accommodation is a workplace adjustment that helps an employee perform the essential functions of their...
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...
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