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5 Employee Handbook Mistakes to Avoid | TX Benefits Brokers
May

16

2018

5 Employee Handbook Mistakes to Avoid | TX Benefits Brokers

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in Blog, Employee Communication, employee leave management, employees, Employer News, FMLA, Human Resources, Kainos Blog, leave-based donation program, Paid Leave, Resources, return to work plan, teamwork, Workplace
It’s too long, inconsistent, or redundant. Like with your house, when you live with an employee handbook for a while, you collect things and it gets cluttered. Your handbook gets longer and runs the risk of having internal inconsistencies. Once or twice a year, it’s a good idea to give it a thorough review to remove inconsistent or redundant policies, plus make it shorter and…

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6 Ways to Keep the Flu from Sidelining Your Workplace | Houston Employee Benefits
Mar

5

2018

6 Ways to Keep the Flu from Sidelining Your Workplace | Houston Employee Benefits

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in ADA, Blog, CDC, department of labor, DOL, Employee Benefits, Employee Communication, employee wellness, employees, Flex Work, FMLA, health, Health Care Plans, Health Plans, health reimbursement arrangements, Human Resources, Kainos Blog, Paid Leave, PPO, Preventative Care, Resources, teamwork, Technology, Telecommuting, UBA, Urgent Care Clinics, Well-being, Wellness, Work from home, Workplace
  This year’s flu season is a rough one. Although the predominant strains of this year’s influenza viruses were represented in the vaccine, they mutated, which decreased the effectiveness of the immunization. The flu then spread widely and quickly, and in addition, the symptoms were severe and deadly. The U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) reported that the 2017 – 2018 flu season…

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