Study Reveals Older Workers Face Challenges in Demonstrating Skills on Freelancing Platforms
As the workforce ages, HR may need to go the extra mile to connect with talent that has the...
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Concerns Among HR Leaders Regarding Critical Leadership Skill Development Loss
The entry-level worker pipeline is shrinking and more tasks are being given to artificial intelligence, resulting in fewer learning...
Yes, You Should Leave Your Iced Coffee in the Car Before a Job Interview
T he internet is having a meltdown over a recruiter’s advice: Don’t bring an iced coffee to a job...
The Employer Appealed a $1 Million Punitive Award. The Third Circuit Made It $2 Million.
The company had an anti-harassment policy, trained its employee-relations manager to investigate complaints, and opened one. Then it assigned the accused supervisor to counsel the employee who complained about him. TL;DR: The only Black employee in an office reported racist conduct by her supervisor. The investigation skipped a key witness,
Legislation Aims to Enhance Safeguards for Federal Whistleblowers
Legislators have introduced the Federal Worker Protection Act in response to the U.S. Office of Personnel Management’s proposed non-disclosure...
Ep175: Is AI Making the Workplace Better?
Send us Fan Mail AI can save hours, but it can also create bias, bad decisions, and new HR...
Elizabeth Hoffman: A Lifelong Commitment to Public Service and Community
Elizabeth Hoffman expresses that her journey into public sector HR was not a result of meticulous planning but rather...
How to Tell Someone They’re Wrong When AI Says They’re Right with Nicole Blevins
Your Employee Did Their Research. It Was for the Wrong Industry. An employee walks in with AI research, fully...
Global AI governance body needed to address growing risks, expert says
Over 100 AI experts are advocating for independent oversight of leading AI companies. Over 100 AI experts are pushing...
HR skills gap sits at entry-level, not the C-suite, report warns
The HR skills shortage is structural, not a talent problem
Gen Z want professional networks but don’t know how to start
Research finds fear of judgement is costing young professionals valuable career opportunities and mentorship
Teen’s ‘therapeutic’ DJ classes did not entitle mother to FMLA leave, court finds
While the mother, a Mattress Firm manager, said the classes were related to her son’s mental health, the court...
Colorado judge: Doctor’s burnout wasn’t a disability
The Americans with Disabilities Act and related federal laws define disability broadly, but recent federal court decisions demonstrate the...
Worker claims ExxonMobil broadcast her harassment complaint to shift teams
She asked for discretion – the complaint says management used her name in stand-down meetings instead
Stray Slack message allegedly exposed IBM’s plan to replace older workers
Internal documents allegedly labelled veteran staff ‘dinobabies’ and ‘old heads’
EEOC says MedStar axed job offer over applicant’s chest catheter
His doctors cleared him. The hospital’s screening did not