If you want people to come together, you need to give them a reason, says Lisa McDowell. Giving staff an immersive experience helps, she argues, plus … Read more
How to help leaders flick their leadership-style switch
Leaders need to be able to switch their leadership style from time to time; here's how HR can help them do it: Read more
The pathway to developing accountable people
How do CHROs cultivate a workplace environment where personal responsibility and commitment are prioritized? Mitch Warner investigates: Read more
You’ve hired disabled people (great) – but now you need to mentor them
Hiring a disabled employed is just the first step. Next comes the need to mentor them. But mentors can feel overwhelmed by this prospect, says the IWSIA's … Read more
Remote workers more likely to get laid off; server sacked over $10,000 tip
In this week's round-up of the top HR news stories: data shows remote workers 'are' the most likely to get laid off; how one worker was 'sacked' over a … Read more
How to launch your own apprenticeship program
Setting up an apprenticeship program is not as hard as you might think, says Andrew Sezonov, Vice President, Institute for Workplace Skills and Innovation … Read more
HR’s new AI task: building expertise in prompt engineering
According to David Creelman, now that AI is here, employees need instruction on how to use it: Read more
How many of your leaders are career blockers?
Managers don't have to be stylistically aligned to staff to provide development - they just need to provide what employees want, says Mark Murphy: Read more
Work: life balance – it’s a coaching conversation too
Achieving a work-life balance isn’t just about allowing staff to work flexibly; it begins by coaching staff to feel like they have permission to work this … Read more
Micro-learning: it is no cure for poor engagement
Micro-learning is often hailed as the answer to poor information retention levels in L&D. But Trond Aas argues it's not the silver bullet we all wish it to be: Read more