Charles Krugel
Thanks to Glenn Rawski, S.P.H.R., of Practical H.R. Support Services Ltd. for his comments below. My response follows Glenn's remarks, & Glenn's reply (to my response) follows that. In any instance, I stick by my original remarks—I.E., as a general rule, keep guns out of the workplace). Charles: I feel your last post contained some information that [...]
A company recently asked me about Illinois’ concealed carry gun law, 430 ILCS 66 (effective 7/9/13). Obviously, this law permits licensed citizens to carry concealed guns. Specifically, I was asked should they permit concealed carry on company property. If yes, then to what extent (everyone, only executives, only certain areas)? My answer is an unequivocal [...]
A Washington, D.C., law firm has to pay $8k for the unauthorized use of generic stock photos. The same vanilla photos we see at all levels of media. In fact, I've been a critic of the overuse of those photos, & have written about that on this blog here (don't forget to check out my nifty [...]
Thanks to The LinkUp Blog for quoting me in their 2/25/15 article Terrorism and the Workplace, Keeping Employees Safe. The article is here (PDF) & below. February 25, 2015 / Molly Moseley Terrorism and the Workplace, Keeping Employees Safe Terrorist threats are plentiful around the globe, but when those threats hit close to home, it can be extremely [...]
I'm excited to announce that starting this year, I'm on the board of directors for Latinos Progresando. When Latinos Progresando opened its doors in 1998, it was led by founder & Executive Director Luis Gutierrez who was, at the time, just 24 years old and working as a volunteer. The son of Mexican immigrants, Luis [...]
