A Convenience Store and Their “Perfect Smile” Policy

A Convenience Store and Their “Perfect Smile” Policy

The urge for businesses that are customer-facing to have policies in place dictating the appearance of their staff is all too common. More easily than you may think, these policies can run the line of putting your business at risk, as there are several laws in place to protect appearance-related traits/qualities. Laws aside, you run the risk of losing top talent because of these policies, as job performance is not dependent on someone meeting a certain visual standard. Listen to this episode of “What the Hell Just Happened?!” to hear Paul Edwards sit down with CeCe Wilson to discuss the popular convenience store “Sheetz” and how their “perfect smile” policy wound them up in hot water on social media these past couple weeks.

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AI in HR: The Risks Most Employers Miss

AI in HR: The Risks Most Employers Miss

AI is already showing up in the workplace, but many employers aren’t thinking through the risks. In this episode, Paul and Jennie break down how AI is being used in HR, where it can create compliance ...

20 Huhti 23min

Why Nothing Gets Done...Even When Everyone's Working Hard (The 3-Step System)

Why Nothing Gets Done...Even When Everyone's Working Hard (The 3-Step System)

Your team is busy. You’re busy. Everyone’s working hard. So why does it still feel like nothing’s getting done? In this episode of What the Hell Just Happened?, Paul Edwards and CeCe unpack one of the...

2 Huhti 27min

The Hidden Risk of Taking Advice Without Context

The Hidden Risk of Taking Advice Without Context

Most HR problems don’t start with bad intentions — they start with bad advice. In this episode of What the Hell Just Happened?, Paul Edwards and CeCe, CEDR’s COO and HR expert, unpack one of the bigge...

16 Maalis 32min

The “No Reason” Breakup: You Just Created a Lawsuit

The “No Reason” Breakup: You Just Created a Lawsuit

Termination Without a Reason: Why Lawyers Love It, and How Smart Employers Protect Themselves Many business owners believe “at-will employment” means that when firing someone, not giving a reason is m...

16 Helmi 20min

You Can't Unsee HR Things, and two other WTH Moments

You Can't Unsee HR Things, and two other WTH Moments

Employees don’t usually quit “out of nowhere”, but for managers, it can feel that way.   In this episode, Paul Edwards sits down with CeCe, COO of CEDR HR Solutions, to unpack why surprise staff short...

20 Tammi 27min

We Knead a Break: Making Pizza, Not Policies

We Knead a Break: Making Pizza, Not Policies

Paul Edwards gets cheesy with this episode of What the Hell Just Happened?! With a totally new topic - Pizza. He does still answer a listener HR question at the end, however, this episode is a break f...

29 Huhti 202559min

Building a Better Business Through Core Values

Building a Better Business Through Core Values

In this episode of What the Hell Just Happened?!, Paul Edwards and Grace Godlasky discuss how core values can improve your business and your workplace culture. Join them as they discuss the importance...

15 Huhti 20251h 10min

The Hidden Challenge of Success: Navigating HR and Compliance in a Growing Med Spa

The Hidden Challenge of Success: Navigating HR and Compliance in a Growing Med Spa

In this episode of What the Hell Just Happened?!, Paul Edwards and CeCe Wilson discuss how rapid growth can both be exciting, but also lead to compliance concerns. Join them as they discuss the import...

1 Huhti 202527min

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