Editor’s Note: Readers frequently ask about past TLNT articles. That’s why we republish a Classic TLNT post every Friday. HR ladies secretly love to … Read more
Is This Really How the World of HR Will Look in 2022?
The world of workplace rewards in 2022 may feature scary aspects where constantly-monitored employees are overworked, paid only for performance and pitted … Read more
Can Crosses on Holiday Invitations Create a Hostile Work Environment?
By Eric B. Meyer Remember yesterday, when I was talking about religious accommodations, I said, “Treat all religions equally.” That same rule … Read more
The New HR: It’s High Time to Truly Get Involved With Big Data
Second of two parts No discussion of “the new HR” can get very far without running into the business buzzword of the last year: Big Data. The ability of … Read more
Want to Make Change Happen? You Need Change Architects to Make It So
IBM recently released an executive report titled Making Change Work … While the Work Keeps Changing (How change architects lead and manage organizational … Read more
A Lesson on Religious Accommodation From Monday Night Football
By Eric B. Meyer After scoring a touchdown against the New England Patriots on Monday night, Kansas City Chiefs safety Husain Abdullah dropped to his knees … Read more
California Temp Workers Can Now Sue Employers For Agency Violations
Employers in California will now share liability with their labor contractors for complying with state labor and wage laws, including safety and workers’ … Read more
The New HR: If We’re the Business Engine, It’s Time to Make Some Noise
First of two parts Here are some slogans I bet you’ve heard recently: We’re a talent economy now. Engaged employees are more productive. Workforce planning … Read more
The 5 Kinds of Help That Successful People Get
Really successful people are successful because they get a lot of help, not because they are so good on their own that they don’t need help! It’s important … Read more
New Washington D.C. Law Goes Well Beyond Ban the Box
With over a year of debate and some last-minute amendments, the District of Columbia’s Council recently passed a ban-the-box law that includes its own … Read more