I turn 49 years old in nine days. I was recently reminded of my age when I came across this blog post from my alma mater, Binghamton University (née SUNY Binghamton): You Know You Went to SUNY Binghamton When…
Among the pearls of days gone by that Gens Y and Z could not possibly wrap their younger brains around?
🍻 I drank in an on-campus pub
✍️ I waited in line in the gym to register for classes on paper
👀 Everyone knew my social security number
What has changed since you attended college that would shock those younger than you? Share in the comments below.
Here's what I read this week that I think you should be reading, too.
Starbucks union organizing reaches 60 stores in 19 states — via HR Dive
The One Tip Employers Must Know to Avoid Employee Lawsuits — via Dan Schwartz's Connecticut Employment Law Blog
Starbucks union organizing reaches 60 stores in 19 states — via HR Dive
The One Tip Employers Must Know to Avoid Employee Lawsuits — via Dan Schwartz's Connecticut Employment Law Blog
Suppose you catch two employees operating a $1.5M fake COVID-19 vaccine card operation. Do you have to call the police? — via Eric Meyer's The Employer Handbook Blog
The Legal Pitfalls of Hybrid and Remote Work — via TLNT
Report: Companies turning tail on return-to-office plans — via Ragan.com
The Legal Pitfalls of Hybrid and Remote Work — via TLNT
Report: Companies turning tail on return-to-office plans — via Ragan.com
Trend Alert: Lawyers Who Won’t Go Back To The Office Without Their Dogs — via Above the Law
The Domino Effect of the COVID-19 Resignation: Why Are People Quitting Their Jobs En Masse? — via Take It Personel-ly
Do I have any recourse when an employer ghosts me? — via Ask a Manager
Everyone in the Department Knows My Salary — via Evil HR Lady, Suzanne Lucas
Peloton reportedly owes some of its workers money for unpaid labor — via Engadget HD
Wordle has been bought by The New York Times, will ‘initially’ remain free for everyone to play — via The Verge