How Can Employers Respond to Laws Legalizing Marijuana?
Employers are trying to bolster workplace safety as the use of marijuana rises and more states legalize the recreational use of cannabis
Biden Calls for Federal Workers to Return to the Office
President Biden is asking the leaders of federal government agencies to boost the number of employees who report for in-person work this fall, joining many private
Crafting Policies to Address the Proliferation of Generative AI
A growing number of employers have moved to restrict employee use of ChatGPT, while other companies are embracing generative artificial intelligence and recognizing
The Productivity Problem With Remote Work
There are advantages to remote work and hybrid work as well—but a new study demonstrates remote work is associated with a 10%-20% reduction in productivity
Retention On The Rise: What’s Driving The Trend For Satisfaction And Staying
Bad news sells. But the good news no one wants to talk about is that job satisfaction and retention are on the rise
Do We Really Need To Write Cover Letters In 2023?
Should we write cover letters for jobs, even if they're not mandated in the application process? Talent acquisition, HR and recruitment experts, and CEOs weigh in
How To Politely Decline A Job Offer (5 Tips And Email Examples)
If you find yourself in a situation where you must turn down a job offer, here are five tips and email examples to help you do it gracefully
Overwhelmed At Your New Job? 5 Steps To Catch Up Quickly
There is a lot of learning at a new company, even for a job you’ve done before. If you’re making a career change there’s even more learning to do
Are You Too Obsessed With Loving Your Work? Here Are Some Safeguards
Is the pursuit of passion for your work overrated? Not necessarily. Employ these strategies to avoid the common pitfalls described in a recent New York Times article