Face masks and social distancing were not common necessities a year ago. This past year, businesses and other in-person sectors drastically shifted their sanitation practices to combat the spread of COVID-19. Today, businesses are still taking necessary steps to keep employees and customers safe. …
How much do you trust your employees? According to the U.S. Chamber of Commerce, three out of four employees admit to stealing from their employers at least once. The statistics around employee theft are distressing. Every year companies lose millions and the numbers keep climbing. To figure out …
When the COVID-19 pandemic hit, many employers had to send employees out of the office to work from home. A Gartner survey from early March found that 88 percent of organizations encouraged or required employees to work from home.
Employee theft takes a big toll on companies. Contrary to what you might think, employee theft goes beyond stolen cash. Business ideas, supplies, data, and time are all things employees can take. Workplace thieves are typically motivated by financial need or revenge. A Tesla employee sabotage is an …
Today’s current climate is challenging businesses to take proactive, fair, and compassionate measures for sick employees. An employee going through an illness should not be taken lightly and it pays to have a plan in place for when it happens. Clear protocols can help save you and your employee …
Many companies are moving to a remote workforce to slow the spread of COVID-19 and prevent employee illness. Some companies are going remote for the first time. However, remote work as a whole has seen increasing popularity over the years.
