What Does HBO’s Succession Get Right About Real-World CEO Succession?
Is the HBO show just a compelling black comedy or does it really mirror the corporate world?
Employers In A Pinch As Workers Say, ‘Take This Job And Shove It’
The labor force is on the march, creating a hiring crisis and a new job market. Old recruiting practices no longer work, and employers—forced to use new strategies—have broadened their…
3 Steps to Drive Behavior Change and Adoption of New Technology
HR technology should be game-changing— that’s why our Symphony Talent mantra is ‘Automate and Empower.’ Yet, the reality is only 27% of organizations feel that HR tech effectively changes work…
Survey Reveals Caregiving Disconnect Between Employers and Employees
More than 21% of Americans are caregivers — an estimated 53 million adults, according to AARP. Yet not enough employers are focused on the impact that caregiving responsibilities have on…
In Defence Of Creators
Gustav Lundberg Toresson: There’s also a common misconception around creators in the creator economy, a phrase often uttered by cynics of the industry: “It must be so easy.”
When May an Employer Reject a Religious Accommodation Request?
An employer that requires vaccinations against COVID-19 must grant sincere religious accommodation requests, so long as they don’t cause an undue hardship on the company
Court Puts United Airlines’ Vaccination Mandate on Hold
A federal district court temporarily halted United Airlines’ vaccination mandate, keeping the employees who challenged the policy on the payroll while litigation
Employers, Workers and Leaders React to Texas Ban on Vaccine Mandates
Texas Gov. Greg Abbott recently issued a broad executive order essentially banning vaccine mandates in the state—a directive that covers private employers and conflicts
Unemployment Claims Move Toward Pre-Pandemic Level
States reported that 293,000 workers filed for new unemployment benefits during the week ending October 9. New claims are down significantly from earlier this year and