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Beware the Complaining Employees
Your ears and head already are aching from them, but that's only the beginning of your troubles when it comes to whining employees. They're a nuisance you may not be able to brush away as easily as you thought.

Going After Your Competitor's Employees?
The recession may have weakened the war for talent, but the battles have intensified, according to a recent study by Institute for Corporate Productivity (i4cp).

Holiday Perk Primer
Your company's "difficult decisions" may add up to a shoddy holiday for employees—or not. What are you planning for them, or hopefully already have rolled out by this time? Against the odds of a wobbly economy, companies still plan to reward their staffs with holiday perks such as bonuses, gifts, and parties, but sometimes on a scaled-back level, according a recent survey of 3,000 hiring managers and human resources professionals by CareerBuilder.

51 Percent of Employers to Bolster Wellness Offerings
Even during a recession employers don't back down on employee health benefits.

IRS Reduces 2010 Mileage Rate To 50 Cents
The Internal Revenue Service today announced that it is lowering its 2010 standard mileage rate to 50 cents per mile from the 55-cent rate for 2009.

Gift Ideas for Advertising People on Your List

First Year Executive Compensation Down 7.3 percent

Hiring Managers Share Strangest Requests

Small Business Owners Trim Gifting Budgets

Online Job Demand Down 83,200 in October, The Conference Board Reports

Recession Strategy: Survive and Then Thrive

Unemployment Hits 10.2 Percent

Without a Job, Who Am I?

Separate Surveys Report Rising Employer Health-Care Costs Are Driving Implementation of Wellness Programs

How Much Did Online Job Demand Shrink in September?

What—If You're Nice—You'll Teach Out-Going Employees

Employers Bearish on Benefit Budgets