You know when an interviewee calls up and asks why they haven't gotten a call back? Well maybe it's tell them that your Human Resource staff just can't keep up...and you wouldn't be alone according to the Kansas City Star: click here
The Ventura County Star talks about a bias bill that is being opposed by the Society for Human Resource Management (SHRM): click here
Red Orbit says that wired staffs are a good thing...despite some other opinions: click here
The Wall Street Journal follows up with this article about companies' efforts to extend researchers' productivity: click here
Lastly, the Start4all Human Resources weblog has six "A-HA's" in building a successful Human Resources career: click here
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Wednesday, August 20, 2008
Wednesday, February 20, 2008
More on Age Discrimination
Whether you call it Ageism (detailed here in full Wiki style) or age discrimination, you, as a Human Resource Professional, should be getting familiar with the idea, because the decisions made in Washington will have an impact on your business. Amazingly, this story is getting very little play in the national media outside of Washington. But we here at the Astron Solutions' blog found you the best articles to get you even more up-to-speed...
First, the Washington Post has a quick summary look at the Age Discrimination cases: click here
Next, an article about how the shield against reprisal after a bias claim was discussed by the Supreme Court: click here
On to Slate which has an article titled "Grumpy Old Men"...always an interesting read over there at Slate: click here
Lastly, Jurist, from University of Pittsburgh Law School, has the court cases for those
who want to see the legalese behind the lawsuits: click here
First, the Washington Post has a quick summary look at the Age Discrimination cases: click here
Next, an article about how the shield against reprisal after a bias claim was discussed by the Supreme Court: click here
On to Slate which has an article titled "Grumpy Old Men"...always an interesting read over there at Slate: click here
Lastly, Jurist, from University of Pittsburgh Law School, has the court cases for those
who want to see the legalese behind the lawsuits: click here
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