Guidelines for Conducting Investigative Interviews
Conducting interviews with employees is often part of a job role. These are some guidelines for conducting good interviews.
Joe Swerdzewski
11 Things Supervisors Should Not Do
These are some actions and behaviors that the author says are critical for supervisors to avoid.
Are Unions Relevant in the Age of Telework?
Could telework be the death of unions in the federal government?
Do You Ever Need to Leave Home Again?
In the information technology era, a person can conduct a full life without ever leaving the house. Is this a good thing?
Who Do You Trust?
Trust between individuals is essential to a productive work environment. These are some barriers to building trust and how to overcome them.
An Investigator’s Conduct is Important
The conduct of an investigator during an investigation has a major effect on the outcome. These are some tips on how to conduct an investigation successfully.
Why Would Anyone Want to be a Union Representative?
What makes a person want to be a union rep? The author shares some of his experiences based on his career in labor relations.
If I Had a Magic Wand, How Would I Change the LR Statute?
The author lists changes he would like to see made to the labor relations statute.
Did You Ever Want to Be a Plumtrician?
Procedures and appropriate arrangements are an important subject in bargaining. The author illustrates how these work with a hypothetical case study.
Can You Pass the Collective Bargaining Quiz?
How much do you know about collective bargaining? Take this short quiz to test your knowledge.
