Human Resources News & Insights

Younger workers are more than OK with office romance

Not only are Millennials OK with dating in the workplace, they have no qualms about dating a superior and telling people about it.

Worker confidence in benefits decisions varies by age

Which group of employees do you think is more likely to want help when making benefits decisions? Click over to see if you’re correct.

Rewards, pay breakdown: What each generation wants

In exchange for their loyalty, employees expect something in return. The problem: Baby Boomers, Gen Xers and Millennials all expect something different. Here’s a guide to meeting everyone’s expectations.

Millennials: Their attitude’s not negative after all

Everybody knows that your youngest employees are a challenge to handle — they have an “entitlement” mentality, they don’t see work as important, they’re difficult to manage. Guess what? Those assumptions are wrong.

Millennials: Hey, they do have a strong work ethic

Seems that the recession has knocked a little sense into younger employees. Too bad hiring managers haven’t gotten the message.

Not your father’s workplace: What today’s twentysomethings want

What do those 20- to 29-year-olds want from their jobs now – less-stringent dress codes, subsidized meals, fewer cubicles? Guess again.