The Employer Handbook seeks your feedback

August 25, 2011 | by Eric B. Meyer

'Forbidden Planet customer suggestions box' photo (c) 2010, Ged Carroll - license: http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/2.0/

The Employer Handbook is fast approaching its ninth month. I’ve had a blast blogging for my readers. And things appear to be running smoothly. But what do I know? I only write this stuff. I don’t have to read it. That’s up to you. We make great a team, don’t we?

So, let me know…

What do you like so far?

How can I improve?

What employment-law topics would you like to see discussed more?

And what should I discard into File 13?

Please email me your comments or leave them below.

Thank you,

The Management.

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