Stop Trying to Engage Employees and Do This Instead
Every company wants engaged employees. But trying to engage employees won’t work when they’re suffering through pain and frustration
California to Lift Certain COVID-19-Related Masking Rules
California's indoor masking requirements will be dropped in many settings beginning Feb. 16 for people who are fully vaccinated against COVID-19, according to the
Workforce Disruption Sharpens Focus on Improving Skills Taxonomies
For HR managers seeking to track and match skilled workers to job opportunities, building a taxonomy that provides updated and accurate information on employees’ skills
White House Task Force Issues Report on Strengthening Unions
The White House Task Force on Worker Organizing and Empowerment issued a report on Feb. 7 that included 70 proposals for strengthening unions
An Early Release of 2023 Out-of-Pocket Limits for Non-HSA Plans
The maximum 2023 limits on out-of-pocket costs that group health plans can impose on enrollees were announced earlier than in previous years, to give employers more time
Top Business Predictions for 2022
Now seems like a good time to canvass company managers and executives about their best predictions for the business world in the new year
How to Retain Employees During the Great Resignation
How can companies keep valued and talented workers on board? Management professionals offer these tips
Why You Should Welcome Back Boomerang Employees
Boomerangs—employees who return after leaving a company—are on the rise. According to LinkedIn, this source accounted for 4
New DOL FAQs Address At-Home COVID-19 Test Coverage
A new set of frequently asked questions (FAQs) may bring clarity for employers with group health plans that must cover the cost of over-the-counter COVID-19 test kits
The Power of Reverse Mentoring
As the Great Resignation continues, senior leaders should consider reverse mentoring—seeking the perspective of less-experienced employees. The relationship can give