Unemployment payments have increased over the past few months, due in large part to the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic. Yet, even though it may be tempting to collect unemployment payments during this challenging time, forgoing them may be the best option. There are many reasons to bypass unemployment payments, and instead, find a steady job, such as: 1…. Read more »
The coronavirus (COVID-19) outbreak is underway, but it is important to be optimistic about the future. Eventually, the crisis will end, and your company can continue its search for top talent. If your company starts preparing for the end of the coronavirus outbreak now, it could boost its chances to add top talent in the near future. There are… Read more »
Social distancing is crucial to help slow the spread of the coronavirus (COVID-19). Thus, you need to practice social distancing, even as you return to work. Ultimately, there are several things you can do to socially distance at work, including: 1. Create Physical Distance Between Yourself and Your Coworkers Establish a minimum of 6 ft. of physical space between yourself… Read more »
The coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic has forced many businesses to temporarily halt operations or require employees to work from home. However, states are lifting restrictions intended to limit the spread of the coronavirus, and your business needs to start planning for the “new normal” after the pandemic. It won’t be business as usual when companies start to resume normal operations following the… Read more »
The coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic is forcing businesses to change the way they operate. Companies are increasingly encouraging employees to work from home during the pandemic. In addition, many businesses are giving their employees the flexibility to work their own schedules, host video conferences in lieu of in-person meetings, and perform day-to-day tasks outside of traditional business hours. Your business wants a… Read more »
Conflict is a natural part of any workplace. After all, you’re dealing with multiple people who are all trying to accomplish a goal on a tight timetable, often using different methods. Between combative team meetings and short-tempered emails, it’s easy for workers to get anxious and annoyed. Fortunately, you don’t have to let your… Read more »
Even the best managers sometimes discover that their employees have been less than honest on the job. Unfortunately, as a supervisor, you’re responsible for deciding how to handle the situation. Keep reading for American StaffCorp’s tips on what to do when you catch your employee in a lie. Review the Company Policy If you… Read more »
Whether you recently lost your position or are just looking for a change, the prospect of launching a new job search can be intimidating. After all, you’re risking rejection, which is always upsetting. Fortunately, there are strategies to help you expedite your search and find a challenging, rewarding position that truly meets your needs…. Read more »
Becoming a manager is a great achievement. However, companies don’t always take steps to ensure their leadership team has the tools necessary for success. In this way, they can actually set new supervisors up for failure. Read on for five ways to become a better manager before the start of summer: Invite Feedback If… Read more »
If you’re a hiring manager, you’ve probably had the experience of bringing someone on board who wasn’t up to your company’s high standards. If you had to let them go, you may even have lost out on the cost of recruiting, screening, and training as well as suffered a drop in productivity. Fortunately, technology… Read more »
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