Spring is in the air and ballgames, barbeques, trips to the beach and the lazy, hazy daysof summer are on the horizon. Summer breezes by and employees yearn to be outside, rather than at work…Summer Hours can be a way for both the company and the employee to enjoy summer while maintaining employee productivity and […]
View PostIs Twitter In Your Community Outreach Strategy?
We blog a lot about how potential donors, volunteers, and staff of Nonprofit Organizations are using the web to connect has changed dramatically in the last 3 or so years (see Building a Web Presence). Social Media is now accepted by pretty much everyone as an important element of successful community outreach programs. Now more […]
View Post nonprofit conference, nonprofit education, nonprofit resources, Social Media, social media strategy, trbdesigns, TwitterHR Compliance – It’s Worth the Effort
Why spend the time, effort, and resources to comply with employment laws? “We’re small and our resources are very limited. Compliance tasks are just another distraction from making a profit. Besides, our company is so little it’s unlikely we’re even on the regulators’ radar screen. We’ll do the absolute minimum and take our chances.” First, […]
View Post HR, Human Resources, insight performance, nancy saperstone, nonprofit conference, nonprofit organizations, nonprofit resourcesI'd Rather Be The Dead Guy Than Give The Eulogy
Guest post by Chad O”Connor, Adjunct Professor Emerson College It still never fails to amaze me when people come up to me to talk about public speaking their first and greatest issue remains fear. It is consistently cited as a chief fear amongst Americans. A great mind of our time, Jerry Seinfeld, once astutely noted […]
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