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STARBUCKS CORPORATION 

 Case Number: 09-RC-306658 Date Filed: 11/07/2022 Status: Open No Employees: 43   Location: Columbus, OH Region Assigned: Region 09, Cincinnati, Ohio  Unit Sought: Included:  All full-time and regular part-time Baristas and Shift Supervisors.  Excluded:  Store Managers, Office Clericals, Guards, Professional Employees and Supervisors. Chicago & Midwest Regional Joint Board, an Affiliate of Workers United SEIU 

Hofstra University Public Safety Office 

 Case Number: 29-RC-306663 Date Filed: 11/07/2022 Status: Open No Employees: 54   Location: Uniondale, NY Region Assigned: Region 29, Brooklyn, New York  Unit Sought: Included: All full time and regular part-time Public Safety employees located at  the Employers facility at Hofstra University.   Excluded: All other employees, including office clerical, professional employees, managers,  guards and supervisors as defined in the Act. Local 553 International Brotherhood of Teamsters   

Human Resources

When you think of a strong workplace, the main things that come to mind are most likely well-trained employees and dedicated leadership. While those certainly are key aspects of a successful company, a solid human resources team is crucial for maintaining fairness, growth, and peace in the company. 

Read on for our 3 tips on human resources best practices!

  1. Recognize your role.

Human resources managers are imperative and strategic components of a successful business. It’s on them to foster employee engagement, discover talent, encourage innovation, and work toward collaboration. Ensure your HR team knows the importance of aligning their role with the organization’s goals and vision, and create an HR business plan that complements the execution of the company strategy.

  1. Increase your network.

Human resources employees are excellent communicators. Working to continually grow your network of industry leaders isn’t only a smart business move, but it also opens the door to new opportunities! Encourage your HR team to connect with other professionals in their arena, and discover what they do differently to make sure that their employees are satisfied, engaged, and able to perform better every quarter. Consider even planning an event or seminar where your company’s human resources team has the opportunity to hear and learn from the teams of more established businesses. 

  1. Involve your employees in your processes.

When you create a process in the workplace, it is generally for the benefit of your employees. Therefore, involving the whole team while creating the process is necessary! A good human resources department knows the importance of getting honest feedback while creating and maintaining strong operational flows. This will help to lessen the risk of confusion, and ensure all members of the organization are on the same page. 

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