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CareerBuilder Gets Slapped With Lawsuit Alleging Sexual Harassment, Discrimination, and Bullying
Reported in Crain’s Chicago Business on June 13, Lori McInerney, a former marketing director who started with CareerBuilder in 2002, has filed a lawsuit against her former employer. McInerney was promoted…
Why Due Diligence Is Different For Roles Biased To Regular, Variable And Equity Compensation
Look for stability, flexibility and the ability to move through a point of inflection if you're getting mostly regular, variable and equity compensation respectively
Sometimes You Need to Eat the Frog Later
We’ve all heard or read that it’s best to jump on your toughest tasks early in your work shift, using as a guide this famous aphorism: “Eat a live frog…
Feeling Overwhelmed? Take a Focus Break
The human resource leader’s role is rapidly evolving with ever-changing technology. Many of the responsibilities which formerly fell to HR departments have become automated
3 Reasons Why Burnout Isn't Worth It
You’re working harder to do a better job, but in taking on too much, your performance will eventually tank
HRExaminer v9.24
The Case For Evidence-Based Interviewing HRExaminer Weekly Edition June 15, 2018 The job interview is supposed to predict which candidate will be most successful and…
What Gen Z Wants From Work Is Different Than You Might Think
Technology and recent economic factors have disrupted many things. And one of those things is the labor force climate
Performance Management: One Simple Secret For Doing It Right
While performance management is the responsibility of every leader, there’s one simple secret that can make some leaders far more successful than others during each stage of the process. We…
Ford Aiming To Innovate Across All Four Seasons At Once
Ford opens a €70 million Environmental Test Center that is designed to allow the car giant to expose vehicles to every form of weather imaginable under one roof
Three Ways Women Give Their Power Away
To overcome these hurdles in the workforce, women can take ownership for not only what they say and do but how they are perceived by others