Jeff Deel is the new vice president of human resources for The Austin Co.
The Austin Co., a Cleveland-based design-build company, said it promoted Jeff Deel to vice president of human resources.
Deel formerly served as director of human resources, the company said in a news release. He has worked at Austin for more than 15 years, serving the past seven years on the company s executive leadership team.
Deel is a member of the Society of Human Resources Management and serves on the organization s Engineering and Construction Compensation Forum Survey (ECCF) steering committee. ECCF is an annual study conducted among member companies that provides an evaluation of base salaries, other compensation and human resource practices in the engineering and construction industry.
A millennial CEO still paying off his own student debt has dedicated his career to solving the student-loan crisis asheffey@businessinsider.com (Ayelet Sheffey)
Greg Poulin borrowed $80,000 to complete his education after his father unexpectedly died.
He was inspired to create Goodly, a startup that helps employers offer a student-loan repayment benefit.
Poulin told Insider he believes this is a long-term solution to the student-debt crisis.
In 2011, Greg Poulin was a 22-year-old undergraduate at Dartmouth when his father unexpectedly died. He had to take out $80,000 in student loans to complete his education, and he s still working to pay off his debt 10 years later, which now stands at $57,345.86, according to documents reviewed by Insider.
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Business operations veteran Henry Mouton joins Pit Liquor as director of operations
Mouton brings more than 20 years of management, strategic planning and business development expertise to the fast-growing, Colorado-based startup
April 27, 2021 08:00 ET | Source: Pit Liquor Pit Liquor
FORT COLLINS, April 27, 2021 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) Pit Liquor, a Colorado startup developing an eco-friendly, body-friendly natural deodorant made from whiskey and vodka, today announced the hiring of Henry Mouton as its new director of operations.
“Henry brings a rare combination of skill at scaling and operational implementation while keeping people at the forefront,” said Erica Feucht, Pit Liquor’s CEO. “We are thrilled to have someone with his level of experience on our team, and we feel it will help us continue our strong growth trajectory. Henry is the ideal fit for this role, and with his extensive expertise, we will continue to grow with integrity.
April 26, 2021
Respect in the workplace comes in many forms: recognition from leadership, working with fellow peers, engaging with company clients. Seventy-two percent of employees rated “showing respect of all employees” as very important, according to a recent survey by the Society of Human Resources Management. Respect was the top contributor to overall employee job satisfaction, which led to greater engagement and commitment.
It’s clear how actions of mutual respect can help a workplace thrive. Yet a top challenge still remains – employees may not always recognize acts of disrespect to others or know how to navigate the situation when it occurs. When coworkers feel like they cannot fully trust the people around them or speak up to be heard, they are more likely to disengage from team culture or leave the company entirely.