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Corporate Values | Invest in Your People
Blog Post from John Henderson, EANE Director of Learning & Development Last month, while sitting down to breakfast with 20 senior HR professionals from around the Northeast region, it became apparent that organizations across size and industries struggle with the universal question: How do we create a culture that engages our employees? One of the…
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Four Executives Added to the EANE Board
The EANE board represents a cross-section of professionals throughout Connecticut, Massachusetts, and Rhode Island who provide certified expertise in the areas of business, human resources, and financial management. “Our board members are leaders in their professions and their experience guides our mission to help employers build engaged, well-managed and low-risk workplaces throughout the Northeast.” EANE…
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Retaining Employees with Employer Tuition Reimbursement
In today’s world of low unemployment and recruiting headaches, employers need to use all of the tools in their tool belt to attract and retain the best talent. Consider how hard it is to find good applicants for some of the positions that you might be looking for. What if you were able to grow…
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Pay Compression | The Big Squeeze!
We receive calls all the time with companies expressing concern about the pay compression they’re experiencing within their organizations. What is pay compression? In a nutshell, pay compression is when you find you are paying new hires at, close to or heaven forbid HIGHER than your existing employees. Often our leadership team simply “wants the…
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Would DOL and IRS find Compliance in Your Records?
Have you received that dreaded phone all or letter from the Department of Labor or the IRS? If you’re unprepared for a visit from either (or both) of these government agencies your organization could be facing significant fines. We are all operating under the confines of a heavily regulated employment environment and compliance is fundamental…
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The Single Question That Can Change The Way You Lead
It’s one thing to manage a team: You follow organizational rules and procedures and you ensure your team does the same. Managing a team is no easy feat and now there’s an added weighty layer called “coaching”. How in the world am I supposed to coach my team? I don’t have time for that. Leadership…
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Why Your Business Needs Veterans in the Workforce
This Veteran’s Day, we would like to thank the men and women who have served our country in the US Armed forces. Without their bravery and commitment, we would not enjoy the safeties and comforts that are so easily taken for granted. In our work of helping businesses improve their results by providing staffing, compliance…
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Don’t Wait For Employees to Sign Their Union Cards
Do You Know What You Would Do If a Union Showed Up At Your Door? Do you know that it is more expensive to operate a unionized business than one that is not unionized? While the numbers vary (depending upon the size of the business and industry), studies have pegged the additional cost at anywhere…