Fortunately, yesterday’s swearing-in ceremony wrapped in plenty of time for Justice Gorsuch to tape Dancing with the Stars.
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The Top Five Sandwiches in Philadelphia #NationalCheesesteakThursday
Today, my friends, is National Cheesesteak Thursday. Started back on Thursday, March 24, 1994, by four high school classmates of mine, this is a day to celebrate with some quality ribeye, an Amoroso roll, and your choice of American, Provolone, or Cheez Whiz. Just never Swiss. That mistake cost John Kerry the…
The allure of gooey grilled cheese made me late for work
Since we began the blogging week so seriously, let’s end it on a lighter note. I’ve got the results of the CareerBuilder’s survey of “This Year’s Most Outrageous Employee Excuses for Being Late”. Without further ado: I forgot it wasn’t the weekend. I put petroleum jelly in my eyes. I had…
In-depth EEOC trends for your business. Plus, BloggerKing and the Fam hit the Magic Kingdom.
Vacation Day 2: Magic Kingdom proves, well, magical. Tuesday’s Disney theme may have been germs and yuck, but we turned the corner on Wednesday. Our day started out with a house party and we kept it going big baller style with my older son Brooks at Space Mountain and a hella-fast, speed-racing test-track…
On Disney World, pay phone filth, and poop in the pool
Folks, I’m actually on vacation this week. I’m traveling with my family to Disney World. So, let’s call it a trip. Still, I planned to kick out a few blog posts. Unfortunately, however, the bulk of my day was spent disinfecting my youngest daughter. And, just as I was resigned…
Without hyperbole, I’m better than LeBron James. #GraceAndHumility
LeBron James has four National Basketball Association Most Valuable Player Awards. And, until yesterday, Bron-Bron and I were tied. That is, his four NBA something-or-others equaled my four ABA Journal Blawg 100 Awards. We’d made a date to break the tie over a game of HORSE…shoes, and then, BOO-YAH! I’m…
1 out of 3 of you are cannibal zombie workplace scum
Actually, it’s more like 36% of you. Happy Wednesday! And, if today should happen to be the apocalypse — seeing as the Chicago Cubs could win the World Series tonight — this chart from CareerBuilder shows which cities are most likely to survive an uprising of the undead. So, hunker…
Top Five Reasons to Attend DisruptHR in Philadelphia on 11/3/16
DisruptHR is coming to Philadelphia on November 3, 2016 World Café Live 3025 Walnut Street, Philadelphia, PA 19104 6:00 PM – 9:00 PM What is DisruptHR? DISRUPT is an information exchange designed to energize, inform and empower people in the HR field. 14 speakers, 5 minutes each, and slides rotate every…
The only HR Guide to Election 2016 that you’ll ever need to read
Maybe. (Hey, don’t blame me. I voted for Kodos.) Either way, it’s free and I’ve done all the hard work for you. Indeed, here’s what I did: I went to Google.com I ran a few searches for stuff like “HR” and “2016 election” Lo and behold, this Google thing works…
Happy belated birthday!
To the Connecticut Employment Law Blog, which just celebrated its ninth birthday on September 14. Authored by my friend Daniel Schwartz, a partner at Shipman & Goodwin LLP, this awesome employment-law blog inspired me to get my employment-law blog on. If you’ve never checked out Dan’s blog, what the heck are you waiting for?…