Breaking Big Data into Small, Byte-Sized Portions There is an overwhelming consensus on the vast potential of big data. Less clear, however, is how executives can ensure that this potential is always effectively extracted and applied in their businesses. One new event, Data4Decisions, will allow decision makers to look beyond the technical aspects of Big Data and break it down into its constituent parts. Learn more. |
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Ruling affirms limited franchiser liability in minimum wage case
A California judge has ruled that Massage Envy is not liable for alleged wage violations by individual franchise locations. The ruling is inconsistent with a recent move by the National Labor Relations Board to broaden the definition of joint employer in order to hold franchisees accountable for actions by individual locations. Entrepreneur online
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Sometimes the best leadership goes unnoticed
The visible signs of leadership, such as job titles, count for less than "inconspicuous leadership," writes Duane Dike. By that, he means when leaders use emotional intelligence to build trust and to establish relationships with employees. "Followers will do anything for those gems of inconspicuous leaders out of respect, support, and possibly even a touch of love," Dike writes. Management-Issues (U.K.)
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