Approximately four percent of the United States workforce identifies as lesbian, gay, bisexual or transgender (LGBT), according to a 2016 research survey by UCLA’s Williams Institute. While this number may seem small, note that a reported 50 percent of LGBT workers choose not to disclose their sexual orientation at work out of fear they might miss out on…
DetailsEver had a great job candidate who didn’t respond to your calls, texts and e-mails about a job offer? Had a new hire who never showed up to work? Or had an employee walk off without a word, never to be heard from again? You were “ghosted.” Such behavior has left many HR professionals and…
DetailsWhat started out as an April Fool’s joke turned into amazing art. For April Fool’s Day, Reddit came up with an art project with a twist. You could only add one pixel at a time and you had to wait several minutes between pixels. With millions of people participating, you couldn’t just claim a…
DetailsIn June 2016, a report in The Guardian found that the United States, Russia and Peru have the largest employment gap for people with disabilities out of 58 countries that have available data. The United States, one of the most industrialized nations in the world, had a 46.4 percent gap in employment, less than a…
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