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HR Departments Should Have Data Policies
Human resources departments are filled with data. About applicants, candidates, employees, and alumni
Hiring Managers: 3 Strategies to Recruit and Select the Best Talent for Your Team
(Editor’s Note: Today’s article is brought to you by James Cook University (JCU), located in Australia. With over 22,000 students, JCU is a world-class university, ranked in the top 2% of…
Bookmark This! A Guide for Conducting Effective 1:1 Meetings
Organizations care about performance. Employee performance is what helps the organization achieve its goals
Human Resources: 6 Unconventional Skills to Develop for Future Professional Success
We spend a lot of time on HR Bartender talking about what organizations need to do in order to be successful: things like candidate experience, employee experience, company culture, etc.…
The News Is Part Of Your Employment Brand
I ran across an interesting article in The Manifest titled, “How Do Employees Act When Faced with Unethical Company Behavior?” The article talks about how candidates want to work for…
Organizations and Employees: We Are In This Together
It’s Independence Day weekend here in the United States. On July 4, 1776, the Continental Congress declared that the American colonies were united, free, and independent states
Independence Day and Being Grateful
Today is Independence Day here in the United States. A time for celebrating our nation’s freedom
Considerations When Eliminating Employee Benefits – Ask #HR Bartender
A couple of months ago, I published an interview with Samuel Hoffman with Foley & Lardner, LLP about what organizations need to consider when grandfathering employee benefits. In response, I…
Flight Risk? Stay Interviews Can Alert Managers
Today’s Time Well Spent cartoon from our friends at Kronos reminds me of a personal story. I went to work for a hotel company that was facing some challenges in the human…
Organizations: Remember that Experiences Matter
I’d like to think that we know this, but I’m often amazed that organizations don’t think about it more. Experiences matter