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Employee Theft Investigation. A Practical Guide.
Employee theft is responsible for over $600B loss to business each year. This article outlines some basic information about employee theft, awareness areas, and how investigations are resolved.
New Legislation Affecting Illinois Employers And Reporting of Electronically Transmitted Child Pornography
The State of Illinois recently amended the Abused and Neglected Child Reporting Act and now requires that technology workers and their employers report child pornography discovered on information technology equipment to the appropriate authorities.
Massachusetts Enacts Legislation To Protect Personal Information
Massachusetts has joined other states, including California, Texas, New York, Oregon, and Maryland, to enact legislation that protects the privacy of personal information. The regulations apply to any businesses or individuals that own, license, store or maintain personal information about a state resident.

Injured Workers - Consequences of Inappropriate Conduct
This article will briefly comment on the facts of the Coles Myer case and will examine some of the consequences, apart from disciplinary action, that may arise for injured workers who misconduct themselves in the course of their employment or who fail to co-operate with their employer as far as concerns their own rehabilitation and injury management. The article will also draw awareness to some of the laws that protect injured workers.

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SEXUAL HARASSMENT – THE CAREER KILLER
Simply stated, you never in your career want to deal with the HR department on the receiving end of a disciplinary action. A very large percentage of disciplinary actions take by the HR department involve the following. - Quid pro quo Sexual Harassment - Hostile Work Environment - A combination of the above

Injured Workers - Consequences of Inappropriate Conduct
This article will briefly comment on the facts of the Coles Myer case and will examine some of the consequences, apart from disciplinary action, that may arise for injured workers who misconduct themselves in the course of their employment or who fail to co-operate with their employer as far as concerns their own rehabilitation and injury management. The article will also draw awareness to some of the laws that protect injured workers.
Small Business Tips: Turning Words Into Deeds
Deed is just another name for action. First you need to ensure you have thought and imagined the foundations of your business – getting clear on your products, services and customers. Next you need to have "inked" these thoughts into plans, brochures, web sites and copy. Finally you need to take action. Action is where you put your energy behind your thoughts. There are many sayings around the importance of action "You miss 100% of all shots you fail to take", "You've got to be in it to win it" and "The journey of 1000 miles begins with just one step" are a few of my favourites.

Who comes first in your business?
It’s important to provide feed back to your staff, and not just in formal appraisals. Remember that the appraisal system should never be used as a disciplinary process, but more as a way to develop the individual and to provide some coaching
A Call to Action for the Sales Force
Al Gore has become more famous for his call to action against global warming than he ever was as Vice President of the United States. Pope John Paul II was noted for his "stand up for life" call to action. The charities that you support have calls to action that either inspire you or embarass you into giving. Yesterday, Barack Obama included a call to action in his inaugural speech.
Master Your Game: Establishing Your Tactical Game
After establishing your target, it is imperative that you establish a strategy. Here are four factors that have assisted me in executing my strategy: • Taking action • Being focused when in action • Learning from the action and adjusting for the next one • Being persistent.

Employee Disciplinary Action - Steps You Can Take To Protect Yourself and Your Nonprofit Organization
Disciplining employees can be time consuming, difficult, and challenging. However, if you want the disciplinary action process to go as smoothly as possible, it is important to develop clear policies and procedures that will result in a strong disciplinary action program. By having a solid program in place, it will help to protect you and your organization. This article provides some steps you can take to develop and implement an exemplary disciplinary action program.
Action Plan Example
Action plans are fairly common in business, but probably done wrong as often as not. A lot of people do not understand what an action plan is and often mistake it for a COE or Correction Of Errors, not one of my favorite types of documents. Having a good action plan starts with an understanding of what an action plan is and a great action plan example would be a huge help in this. An action plan is a forward looking document and should be addressed as one. When looking at an action plan example one should take this into account. Action plans prevent business gaffs, keep everyone on task and help smooth out operations. In a way they could be considered a mini business plan, though I tend to look at them as a working business plan.
The Routes to Discipline
Learn 7 factors that you need to think about in devising an effective and fair disciplinary system in your workplace.
It Takes More Than Marketing to Attract Big Bucks
Marketing is an action. Action doesn’t create a result. It’s all about what is driving the action. You need to be fully into it before, during and after the action for it to create the impact that you want.
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