A law firm partner apparently missed every harassment training ever offered and made a comment that belongs in a museum of worst-possible workplace decisions. The firm’s response, though, was textbook. The case got dismissed. TL;DR: A legal assistant alleged that a law firm partner created a hostile work environment under
Monthly Archives: April 2026
Redesign Work Using Job Enrichment and Job Enlargement
Explore job enrichment and job enlargement strategies to enhance roles and boost employee performance in a changing workplace environment. The post Redesign Work Using Job Enrichment and Job Enlargement appeared first on hr bartender.
Why Human Performance Will Define the Next Era of Work with Dr. Jennifer Posa
Hook, Line, and Skillfishing — When Candidates Look Better on Paper
The Real Hiring Problem Isn’t Talent—It’s That You’re Measuring the Wrong Things
Chief People Officer: All You Need To Know About the Role
He Complained. He Got Fired Six Days Later. The Employer Still Won. Here’s How.
The termination decision-maker didn’t know about the complaint. That gap cost the employee everything. TL;DR: A security supervisor reported his manager for favoring female employees, then got fired days later over training failures and performance issues. The Tenth Circuit affirmed summary judgment for the employer because the employee couldn’t show
Idaho House Advances Bill Requiring State and Local Governments to Use E-Verify
Ep159: Friction-Causing Jolts Making Your Employees Quit
Casondra Campbell: Grounded in Professional Growth and Public Service
International HR Day 2026: Celebrating HR’s Invaluable Role
HR Innovation Showcase: AI’s Future (virtual event)
15 HR Analytics Case Studies with Business Impact
How to Handle Performance Issues Before They Become Terminations
AFGE Hosts First Responder Mental Health Roundtable
If You Can’t Explain Why Each Employee Needs a Noncompete, You May Have a Problem
Over 18,000 pest-control workers were allegedly barred from competing with their former employer for two years after leaving. The FTC says that’s 18,000 too many. TL;DR: The FTC filed an administrative complaint against the parent company of Orkin and other pest-control brands, alleging that its blanket noncompete policy covering more










