Lisa Leath, SHRM-SCP is the President of Leath HR Group. She is a strategic HR leader with clients across industries, from start-ups to $100M+ in annual revenue. Before starting the business in 2017, she was VP, Human Resources
Let’s face it, when unemployment hovers around 4%, most organizations are hesitant to let any teammate go. However, even when it’s hard to find good help, employees still underperform ...
This Insights article was co-written with Jillian Howden, MPA. A lot of us fall within one of two categories: We are the people with a lot of energy; or we are watching people with a lot of e ...
This Insights article was contributed by Jillian Howden, MPA, Facilitator and Instructor at Leath HR Group. The continuous slow spin of rain, day after day, this last September, created havoc ...
After performance reviews are wrapped up, merit increases are realized, and budget season is over, the new year is upon us! Your team enjoyed the bonuses and the holiday party, but are ...
Steve Jobs said, “Hiring the best is your most important task.” If you believe that, the first step in hiring the best is attracting the best. If you have open positions, plan to grow, ...
For every yin, there is a yang, and such is true in the world of Human Resources. Sure, you have to “like people” to be in HR but you also have to provide honest consultation to e ...
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Luxury Home Sales Reach Record Height In May
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From power cords to nuclear fuel, manufacturing companies across the Cape Fear region are making a wide range of products. Here’s a recap of...
With demand running high for construction industry workers, officials with area training programs and companies are looking for ways to attr...
Recent events may or may not mean a clearer future for the film industry in North Carolina. Its grant funding is part of current state budge...
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