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For Pension Funding, IRS Issues Proposed Mortality Tables for 2018
Sponsors of defined benefit pension plans rely on IRS-issued mortality tables to determine minimum pension funding requirements, based on retirees' average expected life expectancies. The IRS has released proposed regulations…
Social Media Behavior, Device Management Among Most-Read Tech Articles in 2016
As determined by page views, there were the most-read HR technology stories on SHRM Online in 2016
These 4 Underappreciated Traits of Millennials Can Help Businesses Thrive
Some Millennial traits should be viewed as a boon to the workplace, according to workplace experts
Are Doctors’ Notes Advisable for California Disability Accommodations?
When an employee asks for a disability accommodation, an employer may be inclined to request a doctor’s note. But is this generally the best move for the company?
Q&A: Helping Baby Boomers Meet Retirement Challenges
Many members of the largest generation can't afford to retire, as their life expectancy continues to climb. Benefit managers can help them to navigate their way forward
Mental Health Support Begins by Recognizing the Need
Depression is prevalent at most workplaces, while anxiety and addiction also take a high toll. The first step for organizations is to assess the mental health issues that actually exist…
2016: Top Organization and Employee Development Articles
HR professionals are interested in developing their own careers as well as their employees’ careers, and these topics were among the most-read organization and employee development articles on SHRM Online…
3 Reasons to Become a Self-Directed Learner
How to become a self-directed learner to advance your HR career
New York City Council Seeks Major Reforms for Fast-Food, Retail Workers
The New York City Council has introduced six bills as part of a legislative package intended to reform scheduling and workplace practices for fast-food and retail workers in the city