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Increased Relevance and Results in Human Resources
“All too often, I fear, our focus as a profession is to either do (or improve upon) what’s always been done or to proffer up new programs or practices…
You’re not nearly as understaffed as you think
I’ve had a bunch of different jobs, and at every single one, someone in a middle management role or higher has constantly referred to how understaffed their department (or organization)…
7 Fast-Food Chains Agree to End No-Poaching Deals
Ten states and Washington,
Entry-Level-Experience Requirements Could Be Hurting Your Hiring
Many companies are asking new graduates to already have years of work experience before they even apply for entry-level jobs, making it more difficult for some young adults to gain…
With ‘Office Calls,’ Employees Can See a Doctor at Work
Employers unable to provide an onsite clinic for employees may be able to facilitate doctor visits via "office calls," which can include a telehealth component as well
Viewpoint: How HR Can Help Restore Interactive Communication
Companies are concerned with the impact the digital age is having on new talent, and wonder if new recruits will communicate with fellow humans as well as they do with…
Minimize Risks When Using Big Data Analytics in Hiring
Despite the many advantages of "big data" analytics, employers must be ready to manage the potential risks, particularly when hiring
Employers Often Designate Leave as FMLA Despite Objections
Employees eligible for leave under the Family and Medical Leave Act (FMLA) might want to decline FMLA leave for a variety of reasons, but employers often can designate the time…
Are You HR Agile? Use This Agility Scale to Find Out
There has been an increased focus lately on the need for “HR agility” within progressive organizations that are seeking a profound competitive edge in the digital world. However, there is…
What Would Happen If Everyone’s Pay Was Known?
What would happen if everyone knew how much everyone else was making?