From HRIS Sprawl To A Clear Tech Roadmap with Matthew Hamilton
Your HR tech stack can feel like a living creature: new tools arrive, contracts renew, integrations sprawl, and suddenly...
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AI Training for Employees: How HR Can Build AI Skills at Work
With the growing prevalence of AI in the workplace, AI training for employees is quickly becoming a key HR...
ADA Risk: Undoing a Working Accommodation After Years of Success
A new manager walks in, looks at a long-standing accommodation, and decides it’s over. The employee had been doing the job successfully for years. That’s where the risk starts. TL;DR: According to the EEOC, a supermarket employee with a mobility impairment worked successfully for years with a walker and the
3.5-day workweek or 3.5 times the work? Why Jamie Dimon is wrong
In 1930s, legendary economist John Maynard Keynes penned Economic Possibilities for our Grandchildren. He predicted that by 2030, the...
AI era pushes HR to connect skills data with real workforce agility
New study shows connected skills, talent systems boost workforce agility, productivity
How can HR improve performance criteria?
New guidance warns that poor performance criteria can hurt engagement
Ninth Circuit tests whether new law can kill existing at-will agreements
He gave the department 21 years – they gave him no hearing, no case file, and no ap peal
Court rules Blake Lively is not an employee, kills Title VII claims
Three claims survived – and one involves a workplace deal HR can’t ig nore
Waffle House not liable for worker stabbing customer in face, 11th Circuit says
The plaintiff failed to show that the chain could have reasonably foreseen that such an incident would take place,...
Manufacturers test AI-translation tech to improve worker communications
Companies like Volvo and Mars are also using digital-first platforms to enhance document translations for improved safety and regulatory...
Sixth Circuit upholds DOL overtime rule against home care employer
The company found a creative way to pay overtime – without it actually costing more
Seventh Circuit rules Ford plant shuttle drivers exempt from overtime pay
The drivers stayed in Illinois – the court said their cargo di dn’t
A.I. could push 10 million Americans out of the work force, economists warn
New survey has some important information – including some chilling predict ions
Popeyes dodges lawsuit over fingerprint scans, but court leaves door open for redo
The chain allegedly violated Illinois’ Biometric Information Privacy Act, a law that has led to several high-profile settleme nts.
Week in review: Despite changes to program, H-1B visas hit 2027 cap
We’re rounding up last week’s stories, from the listening program barriers to what makes leaders exce ptional.
Employers may lose up to 4% of labor spend to poor payroll management
While compensation often represents a significant portion of operating expenses, payroll is sometimes an afterthought, per a UKG and...