Archives for SHRM - Page 258
Railway Workers Reach Tentative Agreement With Employers
American railway and port workers are preparing for a possible strike. If it happens, it could have huge, widespread economic and supply chain implications for the
DOL Updates Auditor Independence Rules for Employee Benefits Plans
New Department of Labor (DOL) guidance revising the independence requirements for benefits plan auditors should give plan sponsors more latitude in selecting auditors
How to Respond When an Employee Rejects Their Performance Review
HR experts share several ways to manage the situation when an employee disagrees with their performance review, but they all agree on one point: the review should never
Is It Time to Update Security Clearance Requirements?
Weighing known risks while monitoring for new ones is a core aspect of the security clearance process for the
Inflation Ticks Up, Real Wages Fall in August
Inflation in August came in hotter than expected despite falling fuel prices. Resilient inflation shrinks the buying power of workers' pay and means the Fed is likely to
Case Study: The Role of HR in Executive Coaching
​After more than two years of upheaval and change, it may be time to institute executive coaching in your organization. In these arrangements, it can be helpful to have
California Court Upholds Construction Industry Exemption from PAGA
The California Court of Appeal for the Second Appellate District recently upheld the construction industry's collective bargaining agreement exemption from the Private
Employers Have Flexibility with Workplace Investigations in Canada
Workplace investigations in Canada can be complex to navigate, with few rules governing the process. While some legislation addresses investigations, there is wide
How Technology Can Rebuild Workplace Connections, Camaraderie
A number of recent studies have found employee burnout is hampering worker productivity, motivation and well-being. One way some HR and business line managers are