When bad news hits a workplace, employees tend to panic - or at least grow deeply concerned. It can be the worried anticipation after an email calling for a “mandatory company-wide meeting today at 4.” Or the hushed conversations surrounding…
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When you're networking or engaging with other professionals who might present valuable opportunities, there never seems to be enough time for a long-winded introduction. That's why it's crucial to have your personal elevator pitch. It's your personal brand in a…
Look around your workplace. Or your employee roster. Pick out the employees who you think are the best. Then take a different look to find your hidden potential. Those are the people who don't stand out right away, but they…
Many HR teams are battling burnout under constant demands and shifting priorities. According to Deloitte’s 2025 Global Human Capital Trends report, today’s employees face 10 planned organizational changes per year – five times more than in 2016. This constant churn…
If you’re an HR professional dealing with contingent labor, you’ve probably felt the creeping anxiety as your company takes on more contract workers, consultants and freelancers. The contingent workforce is on the rise, but so are the risks. Misclassification, legal…
Labor Day marks the unofficial end of summer, making it a good time to look at your PTO policy. Are employees really taking the time they need? Do managers model healthy behavior, or do they send mixed signals by working…
What makes the most successful people tick? Money? Pride? Attention and fame? Sure, those work. After all, even people who aren't famously successful are still motivated by money, pride and attention. Being Motivated Has Deep Roots But it turns out…
Remote, hybrid, office -- what works best now? Five years after COVID forced nearly everyone home, many companies are still figuring out what their new work norm is. Some threw down the gauntlet with an office-forward strategy to preserve company…
In the competitive landscape of today’s workplaces, women face a subtle yet significant barrier that often goes unnoticed -- the expectation of being "nice." This societal norm is deeply ingrained in our cultural fabric. Told to 'Play Nice' You can…
A new Supreme Court decision has changed how federal rules can be blocked in court. While the facts of the case fall outside the employment context, the ruling holds important implications for employers. In Trump v. Casa, Inc., the Court…
What makes a great leader? Just stop and let's think,Is it the way that you look or the fact you don't stink?I guess it could be, but that's said with a wink,It's probably because you're totally in sync! OK, so…
In today’s competitive market, companies that want to build employee empowerment, engagement and commitment must focus on creating environments where every employee can thrive. One of the most impactful ways organizations can strive to keep talent engaged and committed is…
Let’s face it – HR has changed a lot in the last few years. Your job isn’t just about ticking boxes or making sure policies are up to date anymore. These days, it’s about being strategic, staying flexible, and keeping…
Have you ever spoken up in a meeting, only to be interrupted or dismissed? If so, you're far from alone. Research confirms women face frequent interruptions and challenges in voicing their perspectives equally. These interruptions can be subtle or overt,…
The U.S. Supreme Court has ruled that ADA retirement benefits do not extend to retirees challenging post-employment changes – a decision that limits legal exposure for employers and signals a key compliance shift HR should factor into benefits planning. The…
As remote and hybrid work continue to evolve, some employees are finding themselves on the receiving end of unexpected ultimatums: Relocate or lose your job. This has sparked questions about so-called geographical discrimination – the idea that making employment decisions…
