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Navigating Conflict in the Workplace

Posted by: Erin Bair on Monday, April 29, 2019

Conflict. Just the word itself is enough to make many of us feel uncomfortable. It conjures images of yelling, hurt feelings and damaged relationships. However, not all conflict is bad.

Email Scams – How Can I Protect My Business?

Posted by: Bethany Wright on Thursday, April 25, 2019
How many of you have received emails telling you that “You’ve Won the Lottery!” or “A Nigerian Prince has left his estate of $7.4 million to you! All you need to do is give us your bank account number and we will transfer it ...
Tags: Policies

Cascade Employers Association Members Show Vast Improvement in Sleep Patterns

Posted by: Bill Swift on Monday, April 22, 2019

At Cascade Employers Association we don’t sell mattresses, but we make the same promise of a better night’s sleep. Feedback from our members (executives, supervisors and HR professionals) tells us that they simply sleep better than non-members.

Tags: Membership

How Important are Job Descriptions?

Posted by: Bethany Wright on Monday, April 15, 2019
A job description is a document that some employers dread creating, and don’t think are all that important. However, I am here to tell you, those employers are wrong! Job descriptions are essential to build a foundation for many HR programs ...
Tags: Compliance

Change and Transition: Still One of the Biggest Challenges for Leaders

Posted by: Bill Swift on Monday, April 8, 2019

“After all this time as a manager you would think I would be better at managing transition. After all, I have been through about a million changes.”

Tags: Leadership

Five Things You May Not Know About Tillamook County Creamery Association

Posted by: Gayle Gilham, President on Monday, April 1, 2019

For 110 years, Tillamook County’s largest employer has stood behind the honest values of their farmer-owners. It’s from them they’ve learned passion can’t be faked, hard work can’t be outsmarted and real food is worth fighting for.

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