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Enhancing Workplace Communications in the 21st Century: The Importance of Being Earnest and What Should Be Communicated Now that it is clear that it effective workplace communication is vital to all business operations, it is important to discuss what needs to be communicated. Whether it consists of policies or policy changes, internal reports, or reports from an outside Board of Directors or outside consultants, certain information should be communicated to employees. And the communication must be honest. In this second part of our series, Host Helene Wasserman and her guest Thomas Webb, VP of FH Solutions Group will discuss what information should (and should not) be communicated to all, and some, employees

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Whether it relates to simple policy and procedures manuals and benefits information, to Board of Director messages, or to attempting to address a union organizing campaign, employers have all sorts of needs to communicate with their employees. If they don&#8217;t, the results can be disastrous. Employees may not know the standards to which they are being held, they may not know what is going on with the corporation, they may lack productivity, or simply hate their job, all because of a lack or a failure of communication of information. In this first of a three-part series designed to address enhancing employee communications, Host Helene Wasserman, and her guest Thomas Webb, VP of FH Solutions Group will discuss the importance of companies effectively communicating with their employees, as well as the disastrous results of poor (or non-existent) communications.

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A recent article appearing in the Los Angeles Times addressed how some employers, nationwide, are attempting to contain the sky-rocketing costs of providing health insurance benefits by penalizing employees who do not meet certain arbitrary health standards. Some employers referenced in the article go so far as forcing employees to pay money to the employer if they weigh a certain amount, or if their cholesterol or blood pressure levels are not optimal. In this helpcast, Host Helene Wasserman of Littler Mendelson, P.C. uses this article as a springboard to discuss how employers can (and cannot) legally address health concerns in the workplace. Obviously, a healthy workforce is a more productive workforce. And, while some incentives provided for some reasons are lawful, others are not. Addressed in this helpcast are the recent HIPAA regulations regarding wellness plans that can provide appropriate insurance cost-containment measures for employers seeking to lower costs while proactively improving the health and welfare of their employees.

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Handling the administration of leaves caused by industrial injuries requires special knowledge. Improperly handling these types of leaves can have far-reaching ramifications. In this third part of her series &quot;Putting the Pieces Together: Administering Leaves of Absence Without Falling Apart,&quot; Host Helene Wasserman of Littler Mendelson, P.C. addresses how to properly administer leaves taken for industrial injuries. This helpcast will not address the entire scope of administration and defense of workers&apos; compensation claims. That will be the subject of a future helpcast

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