BlueConic’s Cory Munchbach, has gone from employee number 17 to CEO in just eight years. She talks to TLNT about her rise to the top and how she strives to … Read more
California state agencies ‘can’ mandate returns to the office; fewer workers quitting
In this week's HR news round-up: Californian agencies can compel staff return to the office; fewer Americans are quitting their jobs; while female C-suite … Read more
HR must remove the barriers blocking shared responsibility for wellness
According to Merel van der Lei, wellness needs a shared responsibility model - but currently too many barriers exist that need to be removed to achieve it: Read more
Your employees with ADHD are struggling: Here’s how to help
Most employers have more staff with ADHD than they probably think, and often don't know how to accommodate these people. Help is at hand though: Read more
What I’ve noticed about DEI questionnaires – and it’s heartbreaking
Robin Hardman has helped employers put together 'great place to work' assessments for years. But recently, she's noticed changes to the way firms are being … Read more
To up-skill or re-skill? – that is the question
How much learning budget should be devoted to re-skilling vs up-skilling employees - or is there a third option? Peter Crush investigates: Read more
Federal Trade Commission votes to ban non-competes; US Supreme Court lowers ‘harm’ bar
In the HR news catching our eye this week - the FTC wants non-compete agreements banned; the Supreme Court has lowered the threshold for harm in … Read more
National Volunteer Week: Corporate volunteering is on the up – but will it last?
To coincide with this week being National Volunteer Week, we look at the role corporate volunteering plays - and how organizations can sustain new-found … Read more
There is an ‘I’ in teams: Why HR leaders need to understand this to boost performance
With little more than 100 days to go before the start of the 2024 Olympic Games, former Team US sprinter-turned HR guru, Charles Clark, suggests CHROs need … Read more
Layoffs: Don’t forget those who are left behind
According to Carly Holm, it's retaining the trust of those left behind that's the biggest challenge for CHROs doing layoffs: Read more