College attendance in the US increased by 50% between 1986 and 2011, with most new entrants studying humanities. The number of students in STEM fields has remained the same or decreased, and 40% of graduates end up in jobs that don’t require a degree. Disciplines with the best job placement include education, engineering, math, and […]
Companies implement time and attendance policies to track employee work hours, absences, and pay periods. Laws in some countries require hourly wage payment and time card usage. Managers approve absences and tardiness can lead to disciplinary action. Attendance records are considered during performance reviews and kept on file to avoid discrimination lawsuits. To maximize productivity, […]
A presentation investigation is conducted by a probation officer to provide additional information about an offender for sentencing. It includes interviews, previous convictions, medical and psychological history, and victim impact statements. The judge considers the report for appropriate sentencing and prison facility placement. Offenders should review the report for accuracy before sentencing. A presentation investigation, […]
Attendance clocks monitor employee comings and goings, record hours worked, and improve workplace safety. They were introduced in the late 19th century and have become commonplace in modern workplaces, with some using electronic or biometric systems. The clocks simplify payroll and can be used for security purposes. Some workplaces use software to monitor individual employee […]
Wedding gifts are customary but not mandatory. A registry is a guide, not a request. A gift is an expression of regard, not payment. If you can’t afford a gift, provide one within your means or a card with a special note. It’s acceptable to skip a wedding if missing a gift will be perceived […]
