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What if HR was Outlawed?
Jason Lauritsen, Editorial Advisory Board Contributor by Jason Lauritsen During a conversation I had with a former senior HR executive from a Fortune 500 company, he said something that stopped…
There is no “action” in your action plans
“It sounds good to have an action plan, right? But action plans can be the ultimate check-the-box activity.” Mary Faulkner explores some of the main reasons why your action plans…
HRExaminer v9.31
The Vegetarian Policy HRExaminer Weekly Edition August 3, 2018 The co-working company WeWork just announced a “Vegetarian only” food policy at company events
HR Tech Weekly: Episode #181: Stacey Harris and John Sumser
Hosts Stacey Harris and John Sumser discuss important news and topics in recruiting and HR technology. Listen live every Thursday at 7AM Pacific – 10AM Eastern, or catch up on…
When Companies Stop Innovating
The way to tell when a company has stopped innovating is when it starts filing lawsuits to protect the status is another one of the current buzzwords (like engagement and…
Guild Cities
2009 marked the first time in human history that more people lived in the city than on the farm. We inhabit an increasingly urban planet
Follow the Right Rabbit
HR Needs to Follow the Right Rabbit This may not be a revelation to anyone but me but the function of human resources in our companies has…
Why WeWork’s Vegetarian Policy Won’t Work
WeWork, a company that offers co-working space, recently announced a new policy saying that it would not serve meat at its events and that it would not reimburse employee…
HRExaminer v9.30
The Real Skills Gap HRExaminer Weekly Edition July 27, 2018 Let’s Talk About the “Real” Skills Gap
Candor vs. Civility
“You cannot choose civility over candor. Civility is vital, but without candor it is useless