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Benefits

Managing Healthcare Costs Without Hurting Employees: HR’s 2027 Challenge

Open enrollment may feel far away. It isn’t. Summer is when benefits planning for 2027 starts taking shape. With health benefit costs continuing to outpace wages and inflation, employers that start planning now have more flexibility to control healthcare costs.…

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Performance Management

7 Keys to Help Employees Navigate Change in Uncertain Times

Change is about the only certain thing in the workplace today. So HR pros need to help employees navigate change year-round.  In fact, your guidance to managers and employees is critical because 64% of employees are overwhelmed by the amount…

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A Corporate Memphis style promotional graphic for an HRMorning article titled "NAVIGATE CHANGE TODAY." The title is set in bold white typography on a warm mustard-yellow background. On the right, the flat design illustration portrays a diverse pair of corporate professionals plotting a path forward. A man holds open a roadmap while looking toward his female colleague, who gestures up and out toward a winding trail marked by a small destination flag. A minimalist compass needle icon floats behind them against a soft cream backdrop, accented by abstract geometric shapes. The composition serves as a professional visual metaphor for executive alignment, strategic change management, and workforce development planning.

Payroll

The Compliance Complexity of Global Payroll

Regulation rarely stands still. In payroll, the introduction of real-time reporting frameworks and expanded data privacy laws over the past decade marked a turning point. Since then, employers have faced increasingly frequent changes across tax, labor rules and cross-border employment…

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A Corporate Memphis style illustration for an HRMorning blog titled "Global Payroll, Local Precision." Two diverse professionals manage global compensation and logistics. One rests a hand on a stack of coins atop a globe marked with regional flags, while the other audits a digital dashboard showing compliance checkmarks and payroll data. This visually represents the intricate balance of centralized international operations with regional financial accuracy.
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Leadership & Strategy

Small Habits That Make a Big Impact: 5 Important Tactics

Most of us want to do a lot better in some aspect of our lives, but who has the time for a total overhaul? Most of us don't. But you do have time if you’re making an effort to adopt…

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A Corporate Memphis style promotional graphic for a Women's Leadership Today from HRMorning article titled "SMALL HABITS WITH BIG IMPACT." The text is set in bold white typography on a deep purple background. On the right, the flat design illustration depicts two professional women nurturing a towering vine with green and pink leaves. One woman actively digs the soil with a spade shovel, while her colleague holds a geometric diamond crystal aloft under a sun symbol. Small floating icons of a clock, stopwatch, compass, and textbook float nearby, providing a comprehensive visual metaphor for time optimization, career development metrics, incremental skill-building, and long-term personal growth.
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Recruiting

Hiring Sucks! Here are 7 Ways to Make It Better for You and Candidates

Hiring sucks. From attracting to retaining, it can be a difficult process for you and your candidates. Why? Everyone wants to win, and despite the overused phrase, there are very few actual "win-win" situations in business. You want to get…

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HR Career & Self-Care

What Happens When HR is Burned Out?

HR leaders focus so much on employee well-being, they often neglect themselves. So what happens when HR is burned out? Here's how bad it is: According to Sage's report, "The Changing Face of HR:" 81% of HR pros are regularly…

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Talent Management

What HR Can Do to Stop the Big Drivers of Workplace Conflict in 2026

This will likely prove to be another year where we see growing amounts of workplace conflict between workers. A study by SHRM of 1,000 U.S. employees showed that 57% experienced or witnessed incivility at work weekly; a poll of the…

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A Corporate Memphis style promotional graphic for an HRMorning article titled "SOLVING WORKPLACE CONFLICT." The illustration depicts a tense interpersonal dispute between two coworkers; an angry man points aggressively while a woman responds with closed, defensive body language and crossed arms. Empty speech bubbles and abstract shapes float between them, symbolizing unexpressed grievances and miscommunication, visually reinforcing the need for structured human resources intervention and mediation.

Policy & Procedures

A Communication Plan That Wins Employee Buy-In | 2-Minute Video

Whether it's a big or little change ahead that will impact employees, the first thing you need to do is this: Make a communication plan. A good one will almost ensure employee buy-in for the change. Even better, you might…

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A professional digital media video thumbnail for Episode 76 of The 3-Point from HRMorning video series. The graphic is set against a blurred background of a modern office meeting room. On the left side, a clear profile photo shows guest speaker Joel Kirk, Associate Director of Talent Engineering at Blue Cross Blue Shield of Massachusetts, smiling in a dark jacket and lanyard. The main bold title text on the right reads "COMMUNICATION PLAN THAT WINS EMPLOYEE BUY-IN." An orange horizontal banner spans the lower portion, detailing the guest's credentials alongside the show's official white branding, visually representing strategic HR leadership and corporate dialogue training.
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Talent Management

No. 1 Reason Employees Stay: It Might Not Be What You Think

What's the most critical element to keep good employees? Salary? Sure, that helps. Flexibility? Yep, that's important, but not the top one. Work/life balance? Maybe. They're all key to why employees stay, but those are things good employees can find…

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Business Skills

What’s Your Influence Style? Take a 6-Question Quiz to Find Out and Maximize Your Impact

Have you ever found yourself motivated or inspired by someone else and thought, “How did they do that?” That person conjured up in your mind has a strong influence. What sets them apart? You may be thinking of charisma or…

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A Corporate Memphis style promotional graphic for a Women's Leadership Today from HRMorning article titled "KNOW AND MAXIMIZE YOUR INFLUENCE STYLE." The title text is displayed in bold white over a solid deep purple background on the left. On the right, a flat-art illustration depicts a diverse pair of professional women discussing business strategy. One woman in a mauve blazer uses active hand gestures to articulate ideas, while her colleague in a light purple blazer listens attentively. Muted green botanical branches frame the soft cream background, creating a professional visual metaphor for team alignment, executive public speaking, cross-functional collaboration, and professional relationship building.

Talent Management

10 Tips to Improve Employee Engagement

HR professionals might consider employee engagement the glue that holds company success together. No matter what you talk about – productivity, leadership, professional growth, retention, recognition, culture, well-being – everything ties back to employee engagement. Not to mention the fact…

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Benefits

GLP-1 Benefits Are Growing Fast: The Follow-Up Problem Nobody Talks About

GLP-1 medications and hormone therapies have moved from niche to mainstream. About 19% of large employers now cover GLP-1 drugs used primarily for weight loss, according to the Kaiser Family Foundation’s Employer Health Benefits Survey. That figure climbs to 43%…

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A Corporate Memphis style promotional graphic for an HRMorning healthcare article titled "GETTING GLP-1 BENEFITS RIGHT." The text is displayed in bold white typography over a dark slate blue background. On the right, the flat design illustration portrays two corporate benefits managers working through an optimization strategy. A woman sits thoughtfully while a colleague crouches nearby holding an individual puzzle piece, referencing a large floating circular puzzle with a verified checkmark at its center. Abstract geometric forms and a potted plant accent the minimalist environment, providing a professional visual metaphor for balancing clinical effectiveness, cost containment, and employee care when designing weight loss and diabetes drug benefits.

Employment Law

Compensation in Flux: Crypto Pay, EU Transparency, and the Latest U.S. State Laws

The global compensation landscape is evolving at an extraordinary pace. From digital assets entering payroll discussions to sweeping transparency mandates on both sides of the Atlantic, HR and business leaders face a convergence of novel legal challenges that demand immediate…

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Leadership & Strategy

6 Practices of Highly Successful People in Today’s Workplace

Do you use your time strategically? Being busy and being efficient are not the same, and the most successful people know how to use their time to their greatest advantage. Successful people fascinate us. We are intrigued by how they…

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Leadership & Strategy

7 Things You Should Never Say When $#!t Hits the Fan

It's bad enough when $#!t hits the fan. Say or do the wrong thing in the midst of a crisis, and you'll almost always make it worse. So there are some things leaders should never say -- write, post, record…

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Talent Management

Retention: Why ‘People Skills’ Training for Frontline Leaders Is Now Imperative

Frontline managers are under pressure like never before. They're the first responders to team stress, the translators of corporate strategy, and the deciding factor in whether people stay or go. Yet many were promoted for their technical skills, not their…

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