With half of workers now saying work causes them to be burned out, Rachel Stanley says a different leadership approach needs fostering: 'essentialism' - … Read more
AI investigated: #1: Assessment
In the first of a new series, David Creelman takes a forensic look at the capabilities of key AI vendors, to determine what AI opportunities exist for … Read more
Dell staff prioritize working from home over career; Nike doubles parental leave benefits
In this week's HR news round-up: Dell employees emphatically reject WTO calls; Nike beefs up paternity benefits; workers sue Disney over relocation: Read more
At-work loneliness: Are you doing enough to curb it?
Earlier this month was Loneliness Awareness Week. And according to Anna Eliatamby, at-work loneliness is its own (and growing) epidemic, and CHROs need to … Read more
Let’s not obsess about disappearing skills; we need to plan for the one’s that’ll stay
According to Matthew J Daniel, it's not that some skills are more perishable than others; it’s that certain skills are actually more durable and CHROs need … Read more
The honeymoon’s over! Why staff are now feeling disengaged a lot earlier
The honeymoon period of high engagement that new joiners show is getting shorter and shorter - down to just six months according to new research: Read more
Are your managers hurting employees’ careers with weak goals?
According to Mark Murphy, it's time for a paradigm shift in how goals are formulated. Weak goals are actually harming employees' careers: Read more
Wells Fargo fires staff for pretending to work; SMEs yet to embrace AI
In this week's round-up of the HR news catching our eye: Wells Fargo fires staff for pretending to be working; SMEs aren't embracing AI; visa costs are … Read more
What companies still get wrong about being “purpose-driven”
What do companies mean when they say they're going to be purposeful? Do they even know? Rajeev Peshawaria says CHROs still get purpose wrong. He outlines … Read more