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Useful Links for HR professionals, Personnel Managers, and Drug- and Alcohol-Free Workplace Administrators
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- Employee Assistance Professionals Association
Hosted by the Employee Assistance Professionals Association, the organization that has established national standards and ethics for EAPs.
- Society for Human Resource Management
Society for Human Resource Management has erected the Internet site for HR professionals. For over fifty years SHRM has been gathering and organizing information for the HR field. It appears they've downloaded all of it here. This site is huge! There is simply no HR topic left unaddressed.
- Office of Drug & Alcohol Policy & Compliance
This site is maintained by the U.S. Department of Transportation Office of Drug and Alcohol Policy and Compliance. Text of the rules from the Federal Register, contact information and more make this an indispensable site for DOT-subject employers.
- Cornell University's School of Industrial Labor Relations.
The electronic library
A great starting point for information on legal and legislative issues affecting employment.
- Department of Labor.
DOL's pages include statistics, laws, news releases and general information on the top labor-related issues of the day. The department has launched the America's Job Bank initiative, one of the largest job databases on the Net.
- Bureau of Labor Statistics
Kudos to the BLS for including a keyword search function that makes it easy to find information. Important data for anyone setting salaries or tracking benefit trends.
- Occupational Safety and Health Administration.
Besides key regulations, the site includes free software such as the Asbestos Advisor and the Confined Spaces Advisor.
- Social Security Administration.
At last, an easy way to get answers to employees' retirement questions.
- Fidelity Investment's Workplace Savings home page.
Even more information for employees planning their retirement. Interactive worksheets, investment primers and easy-to-understand publications make this page a must-visit for retirement planners.
- HR Live
Great browsing. Statistics galore, the latest dirt on layoffs around the country, hot reports and more.
- Inside HR
Most valuable features of this site, presented by the Research Institute of America, are its news updates, best practices library and bulletin boards. Registration is required, but the site is free. s available -- and recommended.
- Workforce Online.
Successor to HR Headquarters, this service includes articles from Workforce and Personnel Journal, as well as interactive bulletin boards.
- The Riley Guide.
There are many recruiting and resume database services on the Web. Leaders include Career Mosaic, Espan, Monster Board and Online Career Center. But, there are literally hundreds of services, each with its own strength. Who can keep track of all of the job Internet resources? Apparently, Ms. Riley can. The starting place when exploring looking to fill a job--or land in a new position yourself.
- CareerPath.
CareerPath places want ads from several major metropolitan dailies (NY Times, LA Times, Washington Post, Chicago Tribune, etc.) in a searchable database. Great for researching salary trends and skill requirements. Also great for looking for work!
- The Training.Net
Reports and interactive bulletin boards focusing on training issues. A free service sends the latest press releases on training to your e-mailbox.
- Job Smart's Salary Surveys.
More than anything else, people write to us asking where they can find salary information on the Internet. Because salary surveys are expensive to compile, the free resources are limited. However, the Bay Area Library in Oakland has managed to find hundreds of salary studies online and provides links to them from its site.
- Salary Calculator
The original "cool" HR-related site. Statistics provided by Center for Mobility Resources allow users to compare cost-of-living expenses for hundreds of cities across the country. It's a valuable tool for drawing up salary ranges and recruiting employees to small cities.
- The Benefits Link
Bulletin boards and a large archive of information make this a valuable site for both benefits specialists and HR generalists.
- Job Accommodation Network
Information about job accommodations and the employability of people with disabilities. Separate versions for U.S. and Canada.
- Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administrations
The Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration has assembled a comprehensive listing of prevention and treatment resources from across the nation. Your area is most likely covered.
- Equal Employment Opportunity Commission
Information on laws enforced by EEOC, fact sheets and related information.
- Department of State Health Service
The Texas Commission on Alcohol and Drug Abuse is the foremost proponent of substance abuse prevention in the State of Texas and has here compiled a detailed listing of prevention initiatives serving communities in Texas.
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