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About Elaine Quayle

Elaine Quayle
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Elaine Quayle is an Editor and has over 30 years’ experience in publishing, including positions with the New York Times Magazine Group and publishers of scholarly texts and banking publications. She has been at BLR since 1994 and works on a variety of products including newsletters, book supplements, special reports, and articles for HR.BLR.com. A graduate of Cedar Crest College, Elaine also attended the Fairfield University Graduate School of Communications and holds a Human Resources Certificate from Gateway Community College.

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Recent articles by Elaine Quayle

  • Outgoing Labor Secretary Solis reflects, looks ahead during Twitter 'Open House'


    In what she called “a last conversation” before her departure from the U.S. Department of Labor (DOL), Secretary Hilda L. Solis held a Twitter “Open House” on Friday, January 18, as part of the Inauguration festivities and the Centennial of the DOL. During the event, Solis touched upon topics such as the Fair Labor Standards Act, Social Security and further efforts for advancement ofwomen in the workplace.

  • Training, respect answer to gender identity restroom issues

    With states and municipalities passing laws designating gender identity as a protected class and the number of employees self-identifying with gender identity issues increasing, many employers are concerned about being in compliance. The topic seems to come up most often in the use of facilities, particularly restrooms. And many of the new laws are not specific in defining exactly what constitutes gender identity discrimination with regard to restrooms.

  • Workplace lessons from Cal Ripken, Jr.

    In light of Cal Ripken, Jr being honored by the Baltimore Orioles on the anniversary of his historic breaking of Lou Gehrig's record for consecutive games, we thought you would like to see an article written on his induction into the Baseball Hall of Fame and how his speech reflected many workplace lessons.

  • Facebook is cool—and oh so green!

    Facebook is building its European data storage center near the Arctic Circle in Sweden, and the reason is just so cool!

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