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Emotional intelligence may be a key skill for overall company performance
EI can shape how a person responds to feedback as well as how they manage pressure and resolve conflict,...
Only 35% of US employees say they feel resilient
New research highlights a growing disconnect between worker well-being and their ability to bounce back.
Take These 4 Steps to Cut Down on Digital Clutter and Focus on Doing Work
H ow is your email inbox looking these days? Your Teams messages? What about your WhatsApp groups? Do you...
Maybe Don’t Tell the EEOC You Removed Someone From Work for Her “Introduction of Race”
Me? I probably would not tell the EEOC that I removed a Black employee from work because of her “introduction of race” into the workplace. Especially after she complained about race discrimination triggered by a question about attending a Black Lives Matter protest. But that is exactly what happened
How To Build a Talent Acquisition Strategy [With Examples]
An effective talent acquisition strategy can mean the difference between being able to attract, develop, and retain top talent...
Unlocking the Mysteries of Millennial Retention in the Workplace
Millennials make up the majority of the workforce, but their retention and loyalty at work aren’t always guaranteed. While...
Are we entering an era of ‘vibe working’?
Recent AI development points to a bigger change in how employees work
Can music keep you tuned in at work?
Science says: it depends
Trump’s new Federal workforce rule raises risk of targeted layoffs
Are we entering an era of politically charged performance management?
This week in 5 numbers: A quarter of employees saw retaliation for reporting misconduct
Here’s a roundup of numbers from the last week of HR news — including how much a jury awarded...
26M people will take a Super Bowl sick day on Monday, UKG projects
An unprecedented number of workers will be OOO on Monday. But more people are swapping shifts and planning ahead,...
US job openings dropped to the lowest level since 2020 in December
The number of open US jobs dropped to 6.5 million in December, marking the lowest level since 2020.Job openings data was released by the Bureau of Labor Statistics on Feb. 5, two days later than anticipated, due to a partial federal government shutdown that occurred earlier in the week.The December
How Smarter Employee Benefits Close the Value Void with Neil Ryland, Benifex
Benefits have become the make-or-break factor in how people choose employers, stay engaged, and perform at their best. We...
Can an employee sue you for defamation if you report them to a regulator?
This one just did – see what the court had to say
Married workers sue Amtrak claiming bias, unpaid shifts led to firings
She was the only woman on the team and claims she was targeted for logging her time