Not that they know they are. But, hey thanks! Ann Althouse and Dr. Helen both have job related posts up today, so I’m just going to blog off their blogging. Talk about lazy! (Then again, I realize that most of my readers read this at work, so no
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Okay, I’m not a benefits administrator, nor do I ever plan to be one. But, HR usually is responsible for picking out health plans, which relates directly to your health care, which is why I’m blogging about this essay in the New York Times:What’s Making Us Sick Is
The Evil family celebrated New Year’s Eve by visiting relatives, eating macaroni and cheese and falling asleep by 11:00. We’re so hip we can hardly stand it. But, in the spirit of the holiday, I will make some resolutions. 1. Update blog description (already done! I’m so on
I received the following e-mail at my Evil HR Lady e-mail. Dear Hiring Authority, My name is [SPAMMER] and I am a Recruiter in Boston. I have several strong candidates who would be a great fit for your posted Administrative position and I would love to share their
The title of this post is a quote. I will think warm thoughts of you if you can identify the source. Anyway, messes. I’m in a job share situation, which means I also share a desk. I’m a walking disaster area partnered up with a neatnik. However, in
Fascinating article about diabetes in the workplace. Evil HR Lady’s advice for companies trying to set policy–run it by the New York Times test–you know, would you want what you did to be on the front page of the New York Times? I bet UPS would have preferred
As a child, my sisters and I used to live for the Miss America, Miss USA and Miss Universe pageants. We watched them live, recorded them for later viewing, and even made our own beauty pageants by using the family video camera (this was the ’80s so the
Once a month I conduct a 5 hour training. That’s 5 hours on my feet explaining our complicated HRIS (that would be the computers that store all your HR data). The class starts at 12:00, but a free lunch is included. I’m all for free and I’m always
How long did you date your spouse before you decided to get married? Three months? Six months? 14 years? An hour? An hour? Some of you are shocked, yet we make decisions to offer job and accept jobs based on an hour or two of interviews. On a
Larry Penny, 71, director of East Hampton’s natural resources department, said… “we don’t keep a certified whale-vomit expert on staff.” Just where would he find one if he wanted one?