ICYDK: The New Zealand Employment Court recently ruled that a retail chain must pay employees for the unpaid 15-minute meetings employees were expected to attend before the stores opened each day. https://goo.gl/omb2DG #GlobalHR #HRTech
U.K.: Is It Time to Review Your Workplace Dress Code?
ICYDK: The U.K. Government Equalities Office has published new guidance on workplace dress codes. https://goo.gl/6hdXN3 #GlobalHR #HRTech
Strengthen Your Interviewing Skills with Carol Quinn at SHRM18
Hiring expert and popular speaker Carol Quinn intends to sculpt and tone your interviewing skills at her “Interviewer Bootcamp Sessions” at the Society for Human Resource Management (SHRM) 2018 Annual Conference & Exposition in Chicago. https://goo.gl/YP91zv #GlobalHR #HRTech
Short Walks — Object Locking in C#
While playing with Azure Event Hubs, I decided that I wanted to implement a thread locking mechanism that didn’t queue. That is, I want to try and get a lock on the resource, and if it’s currently in use, just forget it and move on. The default behavior in C# is to wait for the resource. For example, consider my method: static async Task MyProcedure() { Console.WriteLine($“Test1 {DateTime.Now}”); await Task.Delay(5000); Console.WriteLine($“Test2 {DateTime.Now}”); }
I could execute this five times like so: https://goo.gl/kVhSfi #DataIntegration #ML