HR Best Practices

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Whether You’re the Corporate EHS Manager or a Laboratory Scientist – a Safe Work Environment Starts with You

August 7, 2012 in Career and Job Search Tips, HR Best Practices

What’s the best way to create a safer food & beverage workplace? Start by creating a strong “safety culture.”  According to OSHA, creating a culture of safety has the single greatest impact on accident reduction of any process.  Why?  A strong safety culture is more than just a motto.  It’s a system of shared beliefs, […]

 

Food & Beverage Hiring: Determining a Job Candidate’s Ethics

July 2, 2012 in HR Best Practices

Would you hire a production manager who “cuts corners” to meet tight deadlines? Would you hire a food safety manager who occasionally “bends the rules” when it comes to refrigeration guidelines? Certainly not.  Solid ethics are vitally important to your organization’s success. Unfortunately, however, intangibles like ethical standards are typically the most difficult characteristics to […]

 

How Food & Beverage Employers Can Identify High Performers

June 18, 2012 in HR Best Practices

Superstars.  Overachievers.  High performers. Whatever you call them, you know your organization’s success depends on hiring and retaining them.  The following list will help you identify what sets the best and brightest apart: They have found their focus.  High performers know their strengths and have found an expression for their talents in the workplace. They are […]

 

Assessing Executive Talent

March 26, 2012 in HR Best Practices

Are your candidates just “talking the talk,” or can they truly “walk the walk”? Determining who a candidate really is, and what he can really do, are critical parts of a job interview.  But when it comes to evaluating executive food & beverage talent, résumés and interviews only reveal so much.  As a talent manager, […]

 

10 Factors to Consider When Selecting a Recruitment Firm

January 16, 2012 in HR Best Practices

Just as you’d prepare a list of questions to interview a job applicant, you should also take the time to interview a potential recruitment firm.  When selecting a partner, the American Staffing Association recommends that you consider several factors.  The following list will help you choose the search firm for your needs: 1. Reliability.  Is […]

 

How to Retain and Inspire Top Talent, Even in this Tough Economy

September 26, 2011 in HR Best Practices

If you’ve watched the news lately, or followed the markets, you’ve probably found the economic data as puzzling and disconcerting as I have.  Up one day, way down the next.  One economic analyst talks about a slow recovery, the other warns us of the next recession.  The roller coaster we’re on isn’t showing any signs […]