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‘Tipping’ Promotes Workplace Discrimination and Weakens Employee Morale

May 3, 2016

Uber Ride. Image Credit: Uber Tipping is basically one of the most bizarre practices in worldwide economies. Under the influence of America, tipping has become literally compulsory for a social image. What ma...

Uber Drivers Continue to Remain Independent Contractors

Diana Coker

April 22, 2016

Compensation, Featured, News

Ride-sharing service Uber has agreed to make several policy concessions and compensate up to $100M to settle a pair of class-action lawsuits in Massachusetts and California. The settlement will keep Uber driver...

Uber Drivers are Independent Contractors or Employees?

Diana Coker

April 8, 2016

Compensation, Featured, News

Uber CEO Travis Kalanick may have taken a breath of relief as his company received a major break by the court. The U.S. Court of Appeal for the 9th Circuit has offered a break to the ride-sharing giant in a cla...

Independent Contractors May Have a Reason to Rejoice

Diana Coker

March 30, 2016

Employee Benefits, Featured, News

Independent Contractors in Gig Economy Lorena Gonzalez, an assembly member from California State, has proposed a bill “The California 1099 Self-Organizing Act” for independent contractors, which confirms the ...

The Ultimate Altercation: Independent Contractor and Employee

Diana Coker

August 24, 2015

Employee Benefits, Featured, News, Recruitment, Strategy, Trends, Workplace Culture

Independent contractor and employee. Is there any difference between these two different sets of work categories? Well, several people will say no, there is no difference as both the sets work so at the end of ...

Starbucks Announces 30 Days’ Pay For Workers And Serves Drive-thru Orders Only

A Majority of Workers Fear Layoffs & Cuts Due to Coronavirus Closures

Coronavirus & the Gender Pay Gap: An Update

March Madness or a Time to Bond and Engage at the Workplace?

Google Asks All Employees in North America To Work From Home

Overused Office Jargon That Leads You Nowhere

How to use LinkedIn to Improve Your Recruitment Process

Workplace Compliance Considerations for Remote Employees

How to Write a Resume Objective That Gets You More Job Offers

Use of Smart Drugs at Work on the Rise

‘Remote Working During Coronavirus May Impact Employee Wellbeing’: Experts

Meeting Etiquette: What to Follow for a Successful Meeting?

Staying Productive When You Work From Home

Collaborative Tools in the Times of Coronavirus

Top Careers for HR Professionals to Pursue

Making Diversity Central to Success: Q&A With Chevron’s Chief Diversity Officer

Celebrating 10 Powerful HR Leaders

Stefan Ries on SAP’s Most Comprehensive Workforce Skills Upgrade

Southwest Airlines’ Julie Weber on What It Means To Create a Purpose-Driven Culture

INTERVIEW: Shannon Schuyler, Chief Purpose Officer at PwC, on CEO Action for Diversity & Inclusion

The Southwest Airlines HR Success Story You’ll Want To Read Today

‘Tipping’ Promotes Workplace Discrimination and Weakens Employee Morale

Uber Drivers Continue to Remain Independent Contractors

Uber Drivers are Independent Contractors or Employees?

Independent Contractors May Have a Reason to Rejoice

The Ultimate Altercation: Independent Contractor and Employee

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