The COVID-19 pandemic has changed many office dynamics. However, whether you’re remote or in the office, your performance will always speak volumes.
Author: Johnny C. Taylor Jr.
Do I betray my manager’s confidence to warn my co-workers? Ask HR
A manager puts a worker in a difficult position by revealing sensitive information that affects co-workers. Is it worth betraying this trust? Ask HR
How to address gender-related pay disparities: Ask HR
Nearly 1 in 5 U.S. workers say they don’t trust that their employer pays people equally for equal work, regardless of gender, race, or ethnicity.
After being laid off, my job was posted: Does my company have to rehire me? Ask HR
There is no requirement for employers to contact former workers about positions. Without a contract, there’s no guarantee you will get your job back.
Employee was hired remotely during pandemic and feels disconnected: Ask HR
If you were hired remotely during the COVID-19 pandemic, it takes more effort to feel supported and in sync with your team in a virtual environment.
How to address an offensive gift at office holiday party: Ask HR
An inappropriate White Elephant gift doesn’t go over well at an office holiday party and no action was taken by management. What should have been done? Ask HR
How to juggle child care while working from home: Ask HR
Many employees are juggling their work and home life – and sometimes we see this play out on our Zoom screens and hear it on the phone.
Do I need to disclose my workplace relationship? Ask HR
More than one-third of U.S. workers have been in or are involved in a workplace romance, and 75% have not disclosed their relationship to employers.