by Matt Tipton | Oct 15, 2023
Employers have a responsibility to provide a workplace that is safe and free of harassment for all people. Understandably, many employers have concerns about what happens when a harassment complaint is filed at their business. WhyHR is often called in to investigate...
by Matt Tipton | Sep 15, 2023
Company culture is something that needs to be nurtured over time. All too often, companies check a few boxes and think they’ve created a solid company culture. While they may have created the start of a great culture, without consistent and diligent action to maintain...
by Matt Tipton | Aug 15, 2023
When creating company policy regarding job titles and descriptions, and when advertising for open positions, it is important to be clear on job classifications. Different categories of jobs, such as full-time, part-time, seasonal, and temporary positions, all hold...
by Matt Tipton | Jul 15, 2023
There is a long-standing school of thought that, when posting an open position at a company, salary should not be publicly listed. In most cases, the goal of the company is to get the candidate they want but at a lower salary than the candidate would like. It is...
by Matt Tipton | Jun 15, 2023
We are pleased to welcome summer intern Millie Fiasco to the WhyHR team. As you work with us this summer, you may notice her observing and assisting us in many different aspects of our business. Millie is entering her senior year at the University of Oklahoma this...
by Matt Tipton | May 15, 2023
For many years, experts have talked about work life balance and how company policy can either support it or work against it. Past discussions were often about paid time off (PTO) and whether to allow more time or flexibility in how sick or vacation days were used. In...
