|Articles|September 1, 2009

Firstline Live 2009: Editor's favorite tip

Here's how to deal with perpetually late employees.

The conversation among attendees at Firstline Live in Kansas City focused on how to handle employees who are always late. Here's what the attendees suggested.

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