Most organizations have had remote working policies and procedures in place for quite some time, but never to the scale that is required currently with the pandemic.
Information Governance Insights: Spring Cleaning Time!
Groundhog Day has come and gone. Whatever the prognostication Spring is definitely on the way! This signals the ancient tradition of Spring Cleaning! It’s time to open the house up and get rid of the refuse that has gathered over the winter months. The same goes for all organizations. Information Governance Professionals should take a hint from human nature and have their own Spring Cleaning Day to review the existing files and, following the Records Retention Schedule.
Workplace Leadership in 2021: Be a Beacon of Hope
Empathy, listening, sharing and caring must go both ways to achieve the goals you have set for yourself.
7 Career Tips for the COVID Shutdown
Some states have also opened separate job seeker outreach programs and unemployment programs offering special Pandemic Unemployment Benefits.
Good Local Governance at a Time When it is Needed Most
While laws, rules, and regulations traditionally stipulate how governments may operate, the act of governance is entirely different.
DBS Checks And The New Employment Reality of 2020: Quality Over Quantity
Choosing to go for quality over quantity may be one way to tackle the issue of the cost of background checks if that becomes a problem.
Finding Career Success in the New Year
You need to break free from the limitations that are holding you back in your life and your career.
What Does ‘Being a Leader’ Mean To You?
The first step toward becoming a leader is learning to lead yourself. We are so habitual to searching for people or things to blame for the way we feel.
The New Leader
Good leaders know their people. They understand their story and know how to engage with them.