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What Is HR’s Role In the Future of Work?
Alexandra Levit has glimpsed the future of work, and it looks much like what we’ve been hearing: More automation, a growing contractor workforce, and a premium on creativity
Are Pay Boundaries Empowering or Demotivating?
One of the challenges in compensation design and management is building programs that reward workers fairly, competitively and in ways that engage them in the success of the enterprise —…
The 5-Hour Secret to Happier, Productive Workers
This series profiles people whose ideas have the power to transform the workplace. Several are company leaders who have put their ideas into practice
Lifecycle Mastery: It Begins By Building Trust In Recruiting
This is part one of a six part look at how employers can master the talent lifecycle in a way that will help build a high performing workforce. Today’s post…
How One Growing Company Is Changing Its Culture
Over the past two years, my company, Sterling Talent Solutions, has acquired four companies. As a result, we more than doubled in size
Why Leaders Struggle With Accountability
The ‘us vs. them’ mentality in most organizations is almost cliché — and it’s certainly unproductive
When Will You Abandon What Isn’t Working?
This is my spin on Seth Godin’s excellent blog post
Hiring Job Hoppers Is Good For Your Business
Opportunities for advancement are the second most common reason job seekers look for a new position — following compensation — according to an October 2015 Manpower survey. That same survey showed…
Sweden’s Shorter Work Day Experiment: Good For Workers, Costly For Employer
Recognize This! – Experiments in the workplace can help show the impact of innovative practices, and provide insight into management philosophies
Burnout Is Sabotaging Retention
I don’t know much about the massage industry, but it occurs to me it must be riding high these days. Everywhere I look, companies are providing employees with on-site massages,…