Category: Human Resources
Workology Podcast Episode 434: How to Support Trauma at Work
JPMorgan’s New HQ: The Biggest Bet Yet on Office Culture
My Boss (Who Has ADHD) Bombards Me With Rapid-Fire Requests. Can I Ask Her to Slow It Down?
I started a new role a few months ago, and several of the senior leaders I work with are neurodiverse. My direct manager, who is
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A Potential New Roadmap for Religious-Accommodation Requests
A new Fourth Circuit decision applying the Supreme Court’s Groff v. DeJoy standard shows that “undue hardship” still has teeth. The court sided with an employer that denied a religious exemption from its COVID-19 vaccine policy, but its reasoning stretches far beyond vaccines or healthcare. TL;DR: In an October 2025
A Potential New Roadmap for Religious-Accommodation Requests
The Legal Tightrope Between Employee Politics and Employer Rights
The Legal Tightrope Between Employee Politics and Employer Rights
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s politics continue to dominate the headlines, HR professionals find themselves on the front lines of free speech at work. Can employees be fired for expressing political opinions — or does the First Amendment protect them? Attorney Tom Spiggle joins host Nicole Belyna, SHRM-SCP, to unpack the legal limits, HR policy challenges, and real-world scenarios workplaces must navigate when politics and employment collide
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AI and the Future of Collaboration
The Unicorn of Accommodation Cases: The Disabled Worker Who Refused to Telework
Most accommodation cases start with an employee asking to stay home.This one features the rare unicorn: a disabled worker who fought for the right to come in. TL;DR: A disabled IRS employee sued under the Rehabilitation Act after the agency required telework during COVID and turned down his request for indefinite
The Unicorn of Accommodation Cases: The Disabled Worker Who Refused to Telework
AI, Fairness, and the Future of HR with Lindsay Clayborne, Cardata
AI, Fairness, and the Future of HR with Lindsay Clayborne, Cardata
Caught in the Middle: Supporting Sandwich Generation Caregivers
Caught in the Middle: Supporting Sandwich Generation Caregivers
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any employees juggle significant responsibilities beyond their professional roles. Those in the “sandwich generation” are balancing careers alongside caring for children and supporting aging parents, managing a complex and demanding load. Marvell Adams Jr., CEO of the Caregiver Action Network, speaks with host Marjorie Morrison to discuss the emotional and financial strains often faced by this growing segment of the workforce, how their competing responsibilities can affect productivity, and the steps HR can take to recognize and support employees who may be struggling to “do
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t all.” This podcast is approved for .5 PDCs toward SHRM-CP and SHRM-SCP recertification. Listen







