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Quality human resources are the foundation of a successful business, and with a range of How Tos on employee recruiting, training and retention as well as answers to compensation and benefits questions, eHow is a fantastic source of employee relations info. Offering up a wide variety of How To articles on crucial aspects of business such as team building, hiring employees or holding a performance review, eHow’s got the advice you need to keep your workforce happy and productive.

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  • How to Measure the Economic Impact of Human Resource Programs

    Historically, human resources departments have been viewed as overhead due to the lack of monetary justification for their existence. In the past few decades, the human resources function has been...

  • How to Choose the Best Health Insurance for My Employees

    Health insurance is an important benefit for your employees. Providing good health insurance can help you keep employees and attract new talent. Naturally, you want to choose the best health...

  • How to Design Cultural Intelligence Training

    Cultural intelligence refers to the ability to appropriately interpret actions, gestures, and speech patterns associated with unfamiliar settings. To develop this ability one must learn to value...

  • How to Talk to an Employee About Body Odor

    Counseling an employee on body odor is one of the most uncomfortable tasks faced by managers and human resources professionals. Body odor conversations are rarely easy. However, failure to address...

  • How to Format Training Materials

    You are putting together a training program and have completed the preplanning steps including identifying your audience, analyzing the need, determining how the training will be delivered and...

  • How to Conduct a Safety Stand Down Meeting

    OSHA, the Occupational Safety and Health Administration, has a standard that requires employers to train employees to recognize and avoid unsafe conditions in the work environment. Consistent...

  • How to Rate Employees on Professionalism

    Professionalism is an important performance standard rated in performance evaluations. As defined in businessdictionary.com, professionalism refers to unwavering courtesy, honesty, and...

  • How to Create a Job Ladder

    A job or career ladder is a sequence of positions that is designed to guide employees in progressing from the most junior to the most senior positions within a job family. Most common in...

  • How to Calculate a Wage Garnishment

    Federal law limits the amount that can be withheld for a creditor garnishment to the lesser of 25 percent of "disposable pay," or the amount by which disposable pay exceeds 30 times minimum wage....

  • How to Make Online Training Evaluations

    The training evaluation process typically gathers data and reports on courses offered in a curriculum. The results guide decision making about course maintenance. Several evaluation levels...

  • How to Prepare Training Materials for Use Online

    Effective training materials (manuals, reference guides, job aids) translate well to online access (known as electronic or eLearning) if they are already well designed. Prepare training materials...

  • How to Write a Technical Employee Review

    Technical employees work in various areas such as computers, electronic equipment, software, hardware, and telecommunications. They can be programmers, installers, or software developers....

  • How to Determine Salary Range Widths

    Salary ranges provide company employees with a picture of where they fit into the organizational structure, and where they have the opportunity to move. They also help human resources departments...

  • How to motivate your team members as a PM

    In this article you will learn how to: Step 1: Understand motivation Step 2: Understand what motivates your team members: Individual and Team. Step 3: Integrate motivation and team members

  • How to Work with a Difficult Boss

    Everyone has at least one boss from Hell in their lifetime. The key to a successful career is learning how to appropriately deal with the Boss From Hell.

  • How to Fire Employees

    Every business owner has to fire an employee once in their career. It is never an easy task, especially when the person is close to you and you know they have a family. Businesses are only...

  • How to Promote Employee Wellness & Engagement in Wellness Programs

    Employee health and wellness programs have become popular due to the rising cost of health care and the programs' ability to keep labor costs down, while attracting top employee candidates....

  • How to Set Up a CNA Training Program

    Certified Nurse Assistant training programs prepare students to perform basic nursing tasks with the supervision of a Registered or Licensed Practical Nurse. Follow state guidelines to set up a...

  • How to Create Job Descriptions Online

    A job description is a written summary of the tasks, responsibilities, functions and requirements for a job. Employers use job descriptions in recruiting, training, managing, evaluating and...

  • How to Create a Business Plan for a Training Center

    A business plan proposes goals and strategies. This 10 to 12-page document typically includes a business description, marketing strategy, staffing strategy, operational guidelines and financial...

  • How to Develop Executive Leadership Training

    Develop an executive leadership training program when your organization's management team needs to enhance its ability to provide direction. Typical programs include discussion, self-reflection...

  • How to Get Feedback on a Job Candidate From the Hiring Manager

    Best practices for interviewing and hiring include getting feedback on a job candidate from the hiring manager. Human resources and senior managers need to know about candidates that are being...

  • How to Develop a Multicultural Sales Force

    Ask engineers or IT pros who rules the roost, and they'll take credit for business growth. Check advertising and marketing staffers and learn why they believe their creative input keeps the...

  • How to Do a Job Assessment

    A job assessment, evaluation or analysis is a detailed examination of the responsibilities of a job as well as the knowledge, skills and abilities required of someone to do the job. It is...

  • How to Recognize a Safety Hazard

    The OSHA Act, created by the Occupational Safety and Health Administration, has a general duty clause which requires employers to furnish a place of employment free from recognized hazards that...

  • How to Develop an Employee Questionnaire

    Surveys and questionnaires are excellent ways to measure the level of satisfaction your employees have with their employer. By asking your employees what is important to them, how they feel...

  • How to Manually Calculate Payroll Hours

    Payroll is a critical aspect of any business. When employees work, they expect to be paid accurately and in a timely manner; the employer is responsible for ensuring this happens. Many companies...

  • How to Keep Control of Your Training Class

    Running a training class involves more than just teaching the material. Classroom logistics can make or break the experience for everyone. Adequate preparation, double-checking arrangements and...

  • How to Create a Bonus Recognition & Reward Program

    Recognition and rewards programs can be invaluable tools for improving employee morale, retaining top performers and maximizing output across an organization. That said, successful implementation...

  • How to Calculate the OSHA Recordable Rate

    The OSHA recordable rate is, in its simplest terms, the injury and illness rates that are used to evaluate a company's safety measures. An incidence rate is the number of recordable injuries and...

  • How to Recruit a National Independent Sales Rep Team

    Independent sales representatives are a vital link in the selling process. They have been on the scene for thousands of years. Perhaps the greatest independent sales rep of all time was St. Paul....

  • How to Answer That Dreaded Interview Question ~ "What Are Your Weaknesses?"

    We have all been there at some point and time. Especially in recent years because the changing economy had made people change jobs more frequently then they used to. So, master this part of the...

  • How to Create Computer Based Training

    Computer-based Training (CBT) can define any form of educational or instructional material accessible or designed for use on a computer. Computer-based Training is convenient, easier to keep...

  • How to Spot Problems on Employment Applications

    Reviewing a candidate's employment application during the screening process is an important part of the employment due diligence process. It can help managers avoid bad hiring decisions and...

  • How to Institute a Safety Training Program

    The Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) requires employers to "instruct each employee in the recognition and avoidance of unsafe conditions and the regulations applicable to his...

  • How to Conduct a Credit Check on an Employee

    An employee's credit report is more than just a credit score. In addition to determining an individual's fiscal sensibility, a credit check will show previous employers and places of residence....

  • How to not get sued by employees for violating the WARN act

    This article will explain to employers how to avoid getting sued for violations of the federal WARN act. It is imperative that covered employers provide adequate notice to their employees before...

  • How to Prepare for a Skype Interview

    With companies slashing expenses in every which way these days, many are now preferring to interview job candidates online using applications such as Skype. With face to face interaction still...

  • How to Speak in front of a Crowd

    Public speaking can be very intimidating. Tons of people have trouble speaking in front of large crowds. I can give you some solid tips that will push you through the anxiety of public speaking....

  • How to Develop Job Competencies

    Job competencies are defined as the skills that go into performing a job. It's more than just knowledge; rather, it encompasses the ways a worker applies that knowledge to perform his assigned...

  • How to Handle Drug Addiction at the Workplace

    If you notice an employee is exhibiting warning signs of drug addiction, it is important to take action early to help your employee and protect your company from monetary and legal problems. The...

  • How to Figure Payroll Taxes for a Person in California

    For employees in California, in addition to calculating federal withholding taxes you must withhold California personal income tax (PIT) and state disability insurance (SDI). Calculate PIT using...

  • How to Hire the Perfect Employee

    It happens to everyone who is in charge of hiring: you interview someone, they seem great, you like them a lot, and you hire them. Then, the first day or work, it is almost as though their evil...

  • How to Control Your Emotions

    There is an old saying…It is better to remain silent and be thought a fool than to speak up and remove all doubt. That is not to say that you should not voice your opinions or concerns; you...

  • How to Assess Effectiveness of Emotional Intelligence Training Efforts

    Many businesses have embraced the approach of assessing their people's Emotional Intelligence competence. However, assessing skill level does not ensure improvement. In addition, initiating...

  • How to Successfully Look for a Job

    Let us face it – looking for a job right now is a very difficult task. Businesses are laying off employees left and right, amidst the so-called economic turn-over through the existing economic...

  • How to Prevent Domestic Violence from Threatening Workplace Safety

    October is Domestic Violence Awareness month. This is a good time for employers to address the issue of domestic violence to help prevent it from threatening workplace safety. If you're thinking...

  • How to Improve Areas of Conflict in the Workplace

    Conflict resolution can be a tricky thing, particularly in the workplace. You're often dealing with multiple people who may have vastly different personalities, and when people feel threatened...

  • How to Avoid Labor Unions

    The forming of a union can be a precarious situation for employers. Employees form unions when they are unhappy with the terms of their employment and the direction the business is taking....

  • How to Ensure Former Employees do Not Have Access to Company Information

    Two of our most valuable resources for any company are our employees and our knowledge resources. When an employee leaves an organization, we are often losing valuable knowledge they gained over...

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