HR Basics
The department that you reach out to when you have a benefit related question.
What is Human Resources?
This law laid the foundation for employee protection against discrimination and harassment.
What is Title VII?
The meaning of the acronym 'HRBP'
What is Human Resources Business Partner?
This policy outlines the acceptable clothing, that an employee may wear to the work place.
What is the dress code policy?
The number of hours a Part-Time, non-exempt employees can work each week.
What is 29 hours?
The person, within HR, that you contact to discuss HR related concerns.
What is Human Resources Business Partner?
Companies hire the majority of their employee's based on this recruitment source.
What is Employee Referrals?
The meaning of the HR acronym 'LOA'
What is Leave of Absence?
This policy is intended to provide employees with attendance guidelines and expectations.
What is the Attendance policy?
This leave provides employees with up to 12 weeks of unpaid job protected leave when certain qualifying events are met.
What is Family Medical Leave?
The day HR Professionals believe is the most productive of the week.
What is Tuesday?
The social media site most frequently used for recruitment
What is LinkedIn?
The meaning of the HR acronym 'FMLA'
What is Family Medical Leave Act?
This handbook provides employees with an outline of acceptable behavior, expectations, and procedures.
What is the employee handbook?
This allows me to be compensated at ~55% of my pay if I am out on an approved continuous leave for 7 or more days as a result of a medical reason.
What is Short Term Disability?
The Department that handles employee's LOA for our Company.
What is Human Resources?
The Federal minimum wage
What is $7.25/hr.?
The meaning of the HR acronym C&C
What is Coaching and Counseling?
This policy is intended to provide employees with a work environment free from all forms of harassment.
What is the Non- Harassment and Professional Conduct policy?
Federal law mandates that non-exempt workers receive this type of payment for all hours worked over 40 in a single work week.
What is overtime pay?
This form indicates the right for an employee to work in the United States and is required for all employees.
What is the Form I-9?
The most common place where job seekers search for job? (according to Statista)
What is their bed?
*52% of job seekers.
The meaning of the HR acronym 'ADA'.
What is Americans with Disabilities Act?
The Company guidelines of business practice and professional conduct.
What is Code of Conduct?
This is the monthly PTO accrual rate for exempt employees in their first year.
What is 1.25?