In the fast-paced news environment we all live in today, many of us unwittingly take the headlines of what we read as the content of the article or piece. However, it is important to go beyond the headlines. Many business owners panic when seeing the headline of a new piece of legislation but fail to […]
Does the FCRA Apply to Background Checks for Independent Contractors?
Law regarding background checks for independent contractors, versus law for employees, can be surprisingly murky, especially as “gig economy” workers become more commonplace. While recent court decisions have held that the Fair Credit Reporting Act (FCRA) should not be applied to background checks for independent contractors, the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) firmly states that employees […]
Negligent Hiring and Negligent Retention Cost Trucking Firm $54 Million in Damages
This case illustrates how important it is that your organization not only conduct due diligence before you hire someone, to avoid negligent hiring actions. And how important it is for your organization to follow its policies in terms of retention and avoid a negligent retention action. Negligent hiring is the concept that employers can be […]
Employer Alleged to be Negligent in Hiring Individual Who Attacked Restaurant Owner
A Las Vegas restaurant owner who was stabbed last year by a DoorDash delivery driver has filed suit against the delivery service and claimed the company was negligent in hiring a felon with a history of mental illness and violence. According to Fabio Coppola, the driver, Mackie Lee Allen, became hostile when Coppola tapped on […]
When an Employee Gives Two-Week Notice
We make available to our clients and business associates a service called HR360 at NO CHARGE. This is a $750 value. If you would like to have access to HR360, just send an email to info@randisiandassociates.com with “HR360” in the subject line. One of the recent telecasts from HR360 was about how to react when […]
- « Previous Page
- 1
- …
- 45
- 46
- 47
- 48
- 49
- …
- 93
- Next Page »