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Simple ways HR can help employees and Managers manage holiday stress

December 14, 2023 by Savio Human Resources

Happy Holidays! HR for the holidays As we enter the season of gift giving, holiday parties, family and friends. This time of year also brings on the stress. Employees are stretched to the limit trying to get that end of the year project done, not to mention the stress from outside of the office. This jolly time comes with its challenges. As HR professionals we need to be aware of those holiday stressors and have strategies to help managers and employees cope with the holiday season. Most of the solutions are very simple. Encouraging employees to take a break. Whether…

December Newsletter – Savio In the Know

December 04, 2023 by Savio Human Resources

You have spent so much time and money getting that perfect candidate the offer was made and then.. Your perfect candidate has refused your offer.  Now what.  One of the first things you want to do is contact your local unemployment office and report this refusal… Savio in the Know December 2023 web versionDownload

October Newsletter: The I-9 Form-New and Improved

October 01, 2023 by Savio Human Resources

The new and improved I9 form that should be easier than ever to use.  The USCIS has updated its I9 form and will be required to use by November 1, 2023. Savio in the Know-October 2023Download

Detecting and Reporting Fraudulent UI Claims: Fighting UI Fraud is Everyone’s Job

July 01, 2020 by Savio Human Resources

The COVID-19 crisis has made the environment ripe for fraud.  States’ UI systems are being overwhelmed with record numbers of new and weekly claims; they have staffed up rapidly to process claims; however, there has not been time to train new or contracted employees on how to identify suspicious claims. With an urgency to pay claims quickly, states have waived their one week waiting period. The waiting period is used by states to validate and investigate claim eligibility; and with many employers working remotely, no one is there to timely respond to the UI notices that come by mail. Savio…

Instructions to Identify Theft Victim

June 22, 2020 by Savio Human Resources

MDES provided us with instructions that if a victim has received a MDES debit card, the debit card should be shredded immediately and your employee's email their name, phone number, date debit card was received and date card was destroyed.   The email address they provided is safe@mdes.ms.gov.  We are advising identify theft victims to copy/photograph (back and front) the card so they will have evidence when they file their police report.  They should also retain all mail associated with the claim to support their police report. After you report the claims as fraudulent, the employees should get an acknowledgement from…

Reporting Fraudulent Claim to MDES

June 22, 2020 by Savio Human Resources

Send an email to safe@mdes.ms.gov with the employees’ name and last four digits of their social security number. This email should contain this or similar language: “We would like to report a fraudulent identity theft claim filed against the SSN of John Smith XXX-XX-1234.  Mr. Smith is currently employed at Employer’s Name.  Mr. Smith has stated that he did not file a claim for unemployment benefits.   Please take the necessary steps to invalidate this fraudulent claim and hold Mr. Smith harmless for any benefits that may have been paid to the criminals that victimized him.  We also request that our account…

Unemployment vs. Returning to Work: How to bring employees back to work when UI pays more

May 27, 2020 by Savio Human Resources

With the outbreak of COVID-19 many employers’ workforces were impacted by Federal, State, and local governments’ virus containment efforts. Stay-at-home, shelter-in-place, and other social distancing orders have resulted in the shutdown of nonessential businesses and restrictions on other services. These actions have resulted in record job losses all over the country. To help both employers and employees, Federal and State governments have issued economic stimulus packages. The two largest stimulus bills affecting HR professionals are the Families First Coronavirus Response Act (FFCRA) and the Coronavirus Aid, Relief and Economic Security (CARES) Act. Both of these Acts contain provisions that affect…

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Manager Burnout: What HR and Leadership Need to Know

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June 17, 2026

Manager burnout has become one of the most significant organizational risks of 2026. Frontline and mid-level , managers are balancing production demands, staffing shortages, employee concerns, and constant operational changes. When managers burn out, the […]

Supporting Perimenopause in the Workplace: What HR Professionals Should Know

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June 14, 2026

Perimenopause is a natural life stage that affects millions of employees oftenduring the most demanding and high impact of their careers, but it has often beenoverlooked. As part of our commitment to employee well-being, we […]

Navigating Complex Employee Relations Cases

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May 28, 2026

Overseeing complex employee relations (ER) cases can never be conducted strictly by the book. Policies and procedures provide the foundation, but it is the way we apply them with fairness, clarity, and empathy that truly defines the outcome. […]