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Train IT Pros on ADA's Confidentiality Rules
Information technology employees should be trained to keep any employee medical information that they come across confidential, an expert says.

NLRB Issues Second Social Media Report
A National Labor Relations Board report gives guidance on formulating social media policies that comply with federal labor laws and for disciplining employees who use social media at work.

Coast Guard Urged to Improve EEO Efforts 
According to the U.S. Government Accountability Office (GAO), the equal employment opportunity program at the U.S. Coast Guard has improved considerably since the Guard’s Civil Rights Directorate reorganized its operations in 2009. Yet the program still needs work.

SHRM Survey Finds Moderate Level of Employee Engagement 
More than four out of five U.S. employees surveyed by the Society for Human Resource Management say they are satisfied with their jobs, but that doesn’t mean they are engaged.

2012 Brings New Federal Performance Management Effort to U.S. 
Employers Link Recognition, Engagement in 2012
Survey: Most Firms Calibrate Performance 

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Invasion of Employee Privacy Alleged
An employer may be liable for its supervisors’ tortious invasion of an employee’s privacy during a weekend company retreat, the Arkansas Court of Appeals has ruled.

Hidden Cameras Might Pose Risks to Privacy
Electronic surveillance equipment secretly installed in a workplace bathroom can support an employee’s claim for invasion of privacy, a court has ruled.

HR's Role in Performance Review Disputes
If an employee raises legal issues when disagreeing with his or her performance review, HR should investigate the disagreement. But that is not always the case, a legal expert says.

Flu Activity Modest; Peak on The Way
Fewer people have had the flu this season compared to last year, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention—but the peak time for the illness is still yet to come, experts say.

Retaliation Charges Continue to Rise 
Vision Loss Should Be Accommodated 
New Standards Impact Reasonable Accommodation Obligations

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Helicopter Parents Hover in the Workplace
With millennial children now in their 20s, more helicopter parents are showing up in the workplace, sometimes even phoning human resources managers to advocate on their child’s behalf.

Workers Have Mixed Feelings About Working From Home
Canadian employees have mixed feelings when it comes to working from home in 2012, according to Randstad. Some plan to work from home more while others plan to work from home less.

More Meetings Are Stand-Up Jobs
Atomic Object, a Grand Rapids, Mich., software-development firm, holds company meetings first thing in the morning with strict rules: Attendance is mandatory, nonwork chitchat is kept to a minimum and everyone has to stand up.

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Counseling Employees with Poor Attitudes
SHRM Knowledge Advisor Yvette, PHR, GPHR, answers the question,"How do we deal with good performers who have poor attitudes?"

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Taming the HR Policy-Process-Knowledge Documentation Beast
HR policies, processes and knowledge support are critical to compliance, organizational performance and worker competency. Yet these assets are scattered across networks, buried in document repositories and often out-of-date.
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