HR Management

One year later, what employers can do to address #MeToo

11/13/2018

#MeToo and concern over sexual harassment in the workplace continues to be a hot topic. To protect your organization, consider taking these actions.

Why you need to stop talking to start leading

11/08/2018

By giving my clients that airtime, I’m able to understand their challenges, relate to their needs and extend the empathy they badly want and need. For me, listening is how l learn. For my clients, it’s a way to show I value them.

OSHA launches safety inspections targeting high-risk workplaces

11/06/2018

The U.S. Department of Labor’s Occupational Safety and Health Administration has announced a new safety crackdown targeting workplaces with high rates of on-the-job injuries.

Sound Bites: November ’18

11/01/2018

Cut the repetition … Keep them from tossing your card … Practicing small talk … Is the 5-second rule for real?

The HR I.Q. Test: November ’18

11/01/2018

Here’s your monthly quiz on HR news and trends.

Snapshot: CEO tenure rises along with bull market

10/30/2018

CEOs are staying in their jobs longer as the economic expansion continues and stock values keep rising.

The perils of piling on the work

10/26/2018

Delegation is necessary for employee growth, but don’t be reckless with it.

Can new software put more ‘human’ in HR?

10/25/2018

The former head of Google’s HR function has launched a start-up aimed at recreating some of the success he drove at the search engine giant and bringing it to other HR departments.

Stung once by EEOC? Don’t let guard down

10/25/2018

If the EEOC has accused your organization of some form of discrimination, don’t think you can just write a check and move on. Now is the time to take a cold, hard look at all your employment practices and policies.

Survey: Three-quarters of us are tired on the job

10/23/2018

Drained at your desk? You’re not alone. Recent research from staffing firm Accountemps suggests feeling worn out at work is a common occurrence among U.S. employees.