As open enrollment season looms, HR departments will want to prepare to help employees before it even starts. They'll have questions, and you want to give them the information they need to make the best decisions about their benefits. In…
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It's said pressure makes diamonds. If that's true, then staffing leaders are fully bejeweled superheroes. From economic whiplash to global health crises, talent shortages, workplace revolutions, and a few TikTok trends that somehow impacted retention, uncertainty isn't just knocking on…
Clearly communicating benefits is a growing challenge for many HR teams. With a multigenerational workforce, each group has its own communication preferences, technology comfort levels and information needs. Understanding these differences can help HR leaders deliver benefits messaging in ways…
The biggest mistake most new managers make is continuing to do their old jobs. It's hard to break old habits, but that's what new leaders must do. New Managers' Struggles A lot of new things will be competing for your…
Open enrollment is here, and HR teams are staring down a tough reality: Rising drug costs are creating new challenges for HR, especially around GLP-1 medications. These once niche treatments have exploded into a top budget breaker, leaving HR to…
Guess who wants to come to work in your office? Gen Z. According to Gallup research, just 23% of Gen Z would choose remote work, while 35% of the older generations -- Baby Boomers, Gen X and millennials -- want…
Forget the idea of turning every health savings account (HSA) into a retirement nest egg. Many employees use their HSAs for everyday medical expenses – roughly 75% of HSA funds go toward prescriptions, urgent care, and immediate needs rather than…
In the U.S., compliance often sets the baseline for employer-sponsored health benefits. But if compliance is the floor, it shouldn’t be the ceiling. Compliance is just the starting line. If your health benefits strategy stops there, you’re already behind. Too…
From subtle biases to outright discrimination, women leaders often face obstacles their male counterparts do not. Cultivating an unshakable resolve will help you to push past these hurdles to achieve your full potential. In fact, resolve may be the most…
One of the more uncomfortable situations managers find themselves in is denying a promotion to an employee who has applied for a higher position. What's worse: The employee has shown an interest in improving his or her status and the…
Nearly everyone talks about it. Nearly no one actually does it. Quit social media. But I did it -- for you and everyone who works and wonders: Is social media harmless or toxic, helpful or wasteful, or completely inconsequential? While…
Pay transparency has been a dominant legislative theme in 2025 -- and three new updates in the final stretch of the year reinforce it as a lasting standard for employers. Delaware recently passed new pay transparency requirements Massachusetts is expanding…
About one in three Americans has no emergency savings at all, according to a recent survey by Empower. That means an employee on every team is just one unexpected medical bill away from financial strain that spills into the workplace…
Company culture -- often considered the catch-all term for the beliefs, interactions, practices and priorities at a company. Culture is the personality of an organization, and it influences how people feel, work and interact with the company and each other.…
HR often deals with difficult topics -- from layoffs to mental health. But there’s one topic that can get overlooked at work and beyond: domestic violence. Whether it’s ignorance, fear or simply not knowing how to properly respond, domestic violence…
We aren't going to paint any pretty pictures in this episode of the 3-Point: Turnover sucks. And it's not getting any better. Companies are laying off employees. And employees are holding on tight. What's Up in This Episode: Solving Turnover…
