You Asked for Advice... Just Not This Advice. One of the most difficult parts of HR compliance is not understanding legislation, policies, or case law. It is telling a client something they do not want to hear. Many clients seek advice expecting confirmation that they are doing the right thing. When the advice points in a different direction, the reaction can be disappointment, frustration, disbelief, or even anger. This is understandable. Workplace

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