Using Feedback to Drive Exceptional Employee Experiences

Gain a better understanding of the specific restrictions and regulations that can protect your company if a wrongful termination occurs. With the explosion of employment litigation, in particular, wage and hour lawsuits, many employers are turning to arbitration agreements as a strategy to keep defense costs down and avoid class actions. But as more and more companies make mandatory arbitration a condition of employment, the controversy surrounding the legality of such agreements escalates. Likewise, may employers are using covenants not to compete and confidentiality agreements to protect their trade secrets and confidential information.

Gallup has found that our most crucial decision to make as talent leaders is who we recruit, or promote, into manager roles. But here’s the problem – we fail to choose the right candidates 82% of the time. So how can we set up our managers for success in their roles? Join Blueboard, Reflektive and a group of HR leaders (from Wheelhouse, LiveRamp, OnDeck, and Prezi) for a roundtable discussion around the impact that positive manager-to-employee relationships can have on your engagement scores.

Recruiting top talent can be tough for employers, especially when hiring for high-demand industries or professions. Top candidates may receive multiple offers and are in a position to be selective when choosing their next employer. Tune into this on-demand webinar for an in-depth look at current employment trends and the demand for highly skilled talent.

Protect your company from losing employees to competitors by enforcing a compliant noncompete policy that adheres to your state's laws. Noncompete agreements are getting more attention than ever, in state legislatures, courts, and mainstream media. What does this mean for your company? In most states, noncompetes remain the most effective way to protect your company's resources against the actions of departing employees trying to jump-start their career moves by cashing in on their former employer's investment in relationships and information. Effectively using noncompetes requires knowledge of your and other states' laws, and good decisions both in the design and enforcement of the noncompetes. This topic will give you the tools to start effectively using noncompetes or, if you already are, to improve your company's program.