When it comes to building strong communities, the Housing Authority of the County of Dauphin (HACD) knows the importance of laying a solid foundation, both in housing and in the workplace. When Executive Director Leah Eppinger stepped into her leadership role in the...
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AI and Human Intelligence: Blending Technology with Personal Connection for Recruiting
As technology continually impacts the landscape of human resources, artificial intelligence (AI) is becoming a common tool for the process of recruitment. AI is reshaping the way companies find talent, and HR Resolutions is embracing the technology. But we’re also...
It’s Vacation Time!
Why am I writing about vacation in the fall of 2022? Well, for a few reasons: Reason #1 My husband and I recently took a weeklong vacation to attend the Greyhounds Reach the Beach® event held every October in Southern Delaware. We’ve been going for as long as I...
Flowers, Hay Fever, and Intermittent Absences: What’s a Manager to Do?
Spring is a time of renewal, and coincidentally, intermittent absences in the workplace. Plenty of people suffer from allergies, which can be a valid excuse for having to call in sick (especially if the Hay Fever gets out of hand or you’re a chronic sufferer). It’s a...
What the new overtime law means for you
Previously I discussed a potential new overtime law that would require employers to pay certain staff overtime for working more than 40 hours per week. Well, that law passed. Now, most employees who earn between $455/week (old standard) and $913/week (new standard)...
Total Compensation
It’s easy to only measure employees’ pay in purely financial terms and their salaries. However, their total compensation is much more than that — and something that neither employee nor employer should overlook. Total compensation includes health benefits, Social...