In this week's round-up of the HR news catching our eye: research confirms remote workers really do put fewer hours in; Bank of America demands staff … Read more

In this week's round-up of the HR news catching our eye: research confirms remote workers really do put fewer hours in; Bank of America demands staff … Read more
More employees are seeking Digital Nomad Visas to enable them to work anywhere. HR departments need to be abreast of what they are and how not to get … Read more
CHROs have an alternative to outsourcing called 'staff augmentation' - which is a more controlled method of team expansion with better ROI, suggests … Read more
According to Aidan Cramer, founder and CEO at AIApply, the success of AI in organizations is dependent on levels of authorized vs unauthorized use: Read more
In this week's round-up of the HR news catching our eye - an ex-Twitter employee did not resign, claims tribunal body; IKEA to use drones to protect … Read more
Now that AI is starting to get more commonplace, it's essential it gets into organizations' training and development strategies, says Naomi Lariviere Read more
Analytics doesn't have to be about complexity, argues David Creelman. The best HR analytics is that which gives people just enough data to inform their … Read more
A CEO's recent social media post saw his staff receive death threats. What can HR do to make sure executives' potentially divisive posts don't put their … Read more
According to Gartner's Chief Etheridge, innovation is something we hear a lot. But what does it actually mean in the context of work, and HR, and how can … Read more
International employees can present complicated tax scenarios that could cause severe consequences for workers, HR professionals, and corporations, says … Read more