Category: HR News
RTO roadblocks continue plaguing companies. Workplace experts share what they can do better.
Lacking space and employee resistance continue to halt many return-to-office plans.
Unpacking two recent changes to Meta’s compensation programs
The changes come shortly after the firm began laying off some 3,600 workers, citing performance-related reasons.
Sound familiar? Lawmakers and policy wonks expect little AI legislation from Congress
New Congress, same division. Experts are looking to the states.
‘Application overload’: Is AI making recruitment harder for HR?
Change fatigue becomes one of top barriers for organisations: survey
Despite fears of displacement, policy pros are confident AI will impact tasks more profoundly than jobs
Lawmakers and business leaders see the technology for its productivity gains, not its job displacement.
People Operations: 9 Key Responsibilities
Google cloud layoffs and HR cuts, what’s the 2025 memo hiding?
HR Canvas: A Practical Guide + Template for HR Leaders
The 6 Roles of Human Resources That Drive Business Impact
Severance’s dark mirror, HR’s chance to build better than a cult
Deputy Labor Secretary nominee Keith Sonderling gets stumped during Senate questioning
He did not directly answer questions about whether various government initiatives are considered DEI.
World of HR: Chinese company backtracks after mandating employees marry
Workers were told they would lose their jobs if they weren’t married by the end of September.
Trump’s pick to lead DOL heads to Senate for confirmation after tough questioning from fellow Republicans
The former Republican lawmaker’s nomination was approved by the Healthcare, Education, Labor and Pensions committee after she caught Qs about her views on unions. The former Republican lawmaker’s nomination was approved by the Healthcare, Education, Labor and Pensions committee after she caught Qs about her views on unions.