In 2025, women still earn just 83 cents for every dollar men make, according to Payscale’s latest annual Gender Pay Gap Report. The report was released just in time for Women’s Equal Pay Day, which falls on March 25 this…
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In tough economic times, employees desperate for extra income might say they're willing to forgo overtime pay – but that doesn’t make it legal. A past case out of Ohio shows how even well-intended arrangements can lead to hefty penalties…
If you're like most managers, you came into the role in one of two ways. You aspired to be a manager so you could move up in your company. You were just really good at your job, got things done and…
Most turnover doesn’t come from a dramatic exit. It comes from small frustrations that stack up – stalled growth paths, uneven workloads, and signals managers miss until it’s too late. By the time an employee resigns, the decision was usually…
Some things are better left unsaid. Especially in the workplace. Especially when you're the boss. There simply are some things bosses shouldn't talk about at work. With employees. With colleagues. With bosses. With clients. Even in a day and age…
Teladoc Health Chronic Condition Management is revolutionizing how HR professionals support employees with long-term health concerns. Whether addressing diabetes, hypertension, or other persistent conditions, it offers personalized, actionable and timely solutions that elevate workforce well-being and strengthen organizational performance. Here's…
Employee handbooks serve as a critical tool for setting workplace expectations, but can they also create an enforceable contract? As with so many things in HR, the answer is – it depends. 4 Important Court Decisions About Employee Handbooks Courts…
In recent years, quiet quitting went viral, literally and figuratively. Mercifully, we might be hearing the term less. But make no mistake, the underbelly of that quiet rebellion is alive and strong. Gen Z might have brought the label to…
It might be time to rethink the typical organization hierarchy. There's a chance it's stifling -- not helping -- employees' ability to become better. There's a new concept in performance: Co-elevation. It could be a fruitful way to help more…
Most leaders rise to the top because they excel at their work. But the most successful leaders stay at the top – and set the bar for others – because they balance certain leadership traits that others struggle with. “Great…
Today’s workforce is facing significant financial challenges. Managing the rising costs of living, unexpected expenses, and long-term financial goals can be overwhelming, and 65% of Americans reported living paycheck to paycheck last year. This economic pressure affects more than just…
Financial stress continues to be a growing concern as more and more people face mounting economic pressures, high-interest debt and unexpected expenses. While employers can’t solve every financial challenge for employees, it's still a good idea to talk about financial…
Congratulations! You were an employee. Now you're the new boss. You can stop the celebration because this is where it gets complicated. It’s a challenge for most managers: What do you do when people who used to work with you…
Employees have increasingly become detached from their work, many holding on by a thread. Gallup researchers coined it the Great Detachment some time ago. And, as HR pros, you've likely experienced it before and now. What is The Great Detachment?…
Technology is evolving fast – AI, cloud computing, and automation have become common tools. These innovations have changed how teams function and helped boost efficiency. But the changes have also added a layer of complexity to management. That’s why HR…
Teladoc Health is changing the game for how HR professionals approach employee health and wellness with Primary360, their virtual primary care solution. This article explores how a large health plan experienced measurable benefits with Primary360 and explains why HR teams…
