Just the mere mention of these three little words – team-building exercises – and you might make some people cringe and call out sick. But experts agree: Team-building efforts can be successful when they're done right. In particular, one study…
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Regular employee evaluations are a great way to gauge an employee’s progress, praise their accomplishments and collaborate on goals to improve performance and help achieve company objectives. Benefits to doing employee evaluations include improved communication and job satisfaction, which translate…
Love or hate it, AI is here to stay in life and work. So AI will affect how we manage people. That impacts HR and front-line managers in new ways -- not necessarily negative ways. Just new ways. It'll be…
HR leaders and their employee relations specialists are becoming exhausted. Many people working in employee relations (ER) needed help in 2020. In 2025, they need mental well-being help. Case volumes are surging across all major issue categories, according to HR…
The right HR tech tools can streamline payroll, keep you compliant and take a lot off your plate. Case in point: Level 5 Drywall Inc., a construction company specializing in large-scale projects, faced challenges with workforce accountability, payroll management and…
On his first day back in the Oval Office, President Donald Trump signed an executive order on AI that will likely have trickle-down effects on every company and HR professional. With one signature, Trump essentially revoked Executive Order 14110, which…
It's time to curb calling in sick and start calling in healthy. That's right ... "Calling in healthy." It's a cool trend that's healthy and fruitful for employees and companies. And it could be coming your way more this year.…
Go ahead, admit it. You'd like to break or bend a rule every once in a while. Here's the good news: There are quite a few well-established workplace rules and customs that every manager should try to break -- at…
Staying on top of compliance is no small feat these days. For HR pros, especially those at small- to medium-sized businesses (SMBs) with limited resources, keeping up with compliance updates can quickly become overwhelming – which is why they often…
No one wants to be the dreaded micromanager -- the one who breaks down manager-employee relationships, leads employees to quiet quitting and more. In Micromanagement and Its Impact on Millennial Followership Styles, researchers noted that 39% of respondents agreed that…
Performance, motivation, engagement and satisfaction. These are always on the top of any organization's mind when it comes to their employees. But the methods of improving performance and motivation vary greatly. Thus, you face challenges to employee recognition. One of…
Taylor Swift unexpectedly became one of the biggest stories in the NFL. Her high-profile relationship with Kansas City Chiefs tight end Travis Kelce has drawn huge media attention and opened the floodgates to a new demographic of fans - young…
Employers are always looking for ways to boost innovation, improve problem-solving and enhance team performance. Often, the answer lies in unlocking the potential of all employees, including those who might not fit the traditional mold of the outspoken leader, and…
In one of President Donald Trump’s first-day executive orders, his administration moved to end diversity, equity and inclusion (DEI) practices when it comes to hiring and promoting within the federal government and its contractors. But this order has legs that will likely…
Hate speaking in front of a group? Aren’t receptive to negative feedback? Worried that you’ll fail? It’s OK. Really. Most leaders feel the same – at least a little – at one time or another. The bigger problem with those…
HR professionals are the linchpin for successful change management in the organization. When managing any change within an organization, your leaders need to communicate the reasons for change, create plans, manage transitions, help employees adjust, and provide training to ensure…
