Monthly Archives: March 2020

Earlier this month, a federal judge ruled that a set of guidelines set by the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) has to lead to fewer visas being approved and a large number of rejections by the agency. According to the H.R. Dive website, a guidance memo from 2010 had led to the policy, resulting …

During the current pandemic surrounding the Coronavirus or Covid-19, employers have been rushing to figure out how to continue doing business. Many US companies are allowing most, if not all, of their workers to telecommute from home to lessen the chance of infection and to keep operating as well as they can under the circumstances. …

Employers are encouraging workers to cut down their screen time may be at least part of the equation in increasing communication skills, collaboration, and creativity in the workplace.  According to a recent article appearing on the Human Resources Director website, Friday, March 6th, marked a global Day of Unplugging.  Workers were encouraged to give themselves …

It should come as no surprise to anyone that the current employment market is coming up short when it comes to talent. The shortage is indicative of a shift in culture and expectations between employers and prospective employees. According to HR Dive’s Valerie Bolden-Barret, the ManPower Group released a study last month in which 2,000 …