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Viewpoint: Succeeding as a New Manager
Learn tips for success when transitioning from an individual contributor to a manager
Open Enrollment Guide & Resources
An HR professional's survival guide to employee benefits open enrollment season
Make Yourself Known in Your Own HR Department
This week's column from career coach and former HR professional Martin Yate addresses how to get ahead in your own HR department—where everybody knows your name, but do
IRS Again Extends Remote Witnessing for Retirement Plan Changes
The IRS has extended for another year remote notarization relief that gives retirement plans more flexibility for participant elections that require a witness, such as
Going Virtual Gives Weight Loss and Fitness Programs Broader Reach
Getting people to use virtual weight loss and fitness programs is relatively easy when they are confined to their homes. As the pandemic recedes, employers are finding
Open Enrollment Planning Gets Under Way
The 2022 benefits open enrollment period will present fresh demands as employers adjust to a mix of onsite and remote workers whose priorities may have changed during
SHRM Emerging Professional Champions: Alexandra Cafferty, SHRM-CP
Sometimes it’s best to test something out before deciding if it’s right for you. Alexandra Cafferty gave HR a test run and found that it was the perfect career for…
Initial Jobless Claims Drop Under 400K
States reported that 364,000 workers filed for new unemployment benefits during the week ending June 26, a decrease of 51,000 from the previous week’s revised level
As Workplaces Reopen, Keep an Eye on Pay Equity
As laid-off and furloughed workers return to the workplace, it may be time for employers to conduct pay-equity audits