Sexual harassment at work: 10 myths busted By Stephen Simpson A TUC report on sexual harassment in the workplace has found that 52% of women have experienced some form of sexual harassment at work. Stephen Simpson sets the record straight on 10 myths about workplace sexual harassment. Myth 1: “Banter” is not sexual harassment. Fact:…
DetailsWhat a Hiring Manager Can Learn from a Candidate’s #FirstSevenJobs Workplace experts reflect on hashtag trending on Twitter Chances are that, by the time a young adult applies for her first job out of college, she will already have had a wealth of work experience—maybe as a waitress, lifeguard, dishwasher, telemarketer, sitter, dog walker and…
DetailsBarry Ostrowsky, CEO of RWJBarnabas Health, the state’s largest health system, took some time to discuss the topic of diversity as it relates to business and the workforce. NJBIZ: We are working in a world more focused on diversity. Should businesses adopt a tactic to enforce this effort? Barry Ostrowsky: Irrespective of how righteous the…
DetailsGEDWorks says it gives employees everything they need to prepare for and pass the GED test through a “pay as you progress” fixed price to the employer. Some of the country’s major retailers and fast-food restaurants are offering employees free GED preparation and testing starting this year, tapping into a potentially large market of adults…
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