Interviewing The Pawn Stars Way
By James Holland and Michael Mitchell *
Viewers of the popular television show "Pawn Stars" (The History Channel) know that recently the owner, Rick Harrison, and his father, "the old man," have been interviewing applicants for the night shift. Here is their exchange when the old man sat in on one of the interviews:
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Employer Best Practices During Worksite Enforcement Audits
The Office of Special Counsel for Immigration-Related Unfair Employment Practice has issued the following Do and Don't do list. Click here for printable version.
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TAX RATES, LIMITS AND OTHER REMINDERS FOR 2012
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Social Security No-Match Letters Halted
After a long hiatus due to legal wrangling over proposed federal regulations that were subsequently withdrawn, the Social Security Administration (SSA) in April 2011 resumed its practice of sending out "no-match" letters for tax year 2010. A no-match letter advises an employer that the employer reported to SSA an employee name and social security number that do not match SSA's records.
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Performance Reviews as Plaintiff's
Exhibit A: What to Include and What to Keep Out
By Bethany C. McCurdy, Esq. *
If you can't say something nice, then don't say anything at all! That's what our mothers always told us, right? The waitress comes and asks how our food is, we say "fine," even though our burger is overcooked and the fries are cold. When someone asks how you are, you say, "fine," even though you are exhausted and have been fighting off a cold for a week. Well, when it comes to employee performance reviews, taking mother's advice and claiming everything is "fine" is not necessarily the best approach.
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