In part 1 of this series, we discussed what an Employee Handbook is, which is a resource document used to bring awareness to appropriate workplace conduct, what the company offers its employees,
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For many companies, providing employees paid time off to volunteer for a charity is uncommon; however, volunteering provides the company and its employees with unique advantages. Volunteering is administered differently for each
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To protect your business’s physical assets and intellectual property, it is vital that you have a security system and process in place to protect the premises before, during, or after business hours.
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Casual attire in the workplace is not as common as some other dress codes, but it is making its presence known in the business world. By coming into work in casual attire,
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Business casual is one of the most common dress codes in North America, as employees are allowed to add personality to what they are wearing, as long as they keep a professional
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Business Professional attire is a step down from Business Formal. The attire is still neat, conservative, and traditional; however, you are able to inject some personality into your everyday appearance. Dress Attire
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Business Formal attire is common if you work in law, hold a high profile position, or regularly meet with company executives or government officials. This type of attire is considered to be
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As previously mentioned in this series, how you write an email is an extension of your personal brand. This awareness should also be considered when replying to an email. In the 7th
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An email attachment is a common and simple method for sharing documents and images. Though this process may seem simple, we cannot stress enough how important it is to ensure the correct
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Most companies have a dress code implemented to ensure employees dress according to how employers want their workforce and business image to be perceived. The most common dress codes are: business formal,
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