Author: John Thalheimer, MS Org Leadership and Chuck Simikian, SPHR, SHRM-SCP
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Andrea Cutler: Embracing the Challenges and the Joy of Public Sector HR
Do Your Employees Have a Friend at Work? #shorts
Anti-DEI activists warned ‘go woke, go broke,’ but the data says otherwise
Anna Kim The “go woke, go broke” mantra adopted by the anti-DEI movement seems to have fallen flat, as companies that have maintained their DEI programs and language have not seen their financial performance negatively affected, according to new research from the University of California Berkeley.Catch up. As DEI efforts
The Hidden Costs of a Career Pivot
Deloitte agrees to pay $21.5 million to settle False Claim Act accusations
Getty ImagesDeloitte agreed to a $21.5 million settlement with the Department of Justice (DOJ) over claims that the company violated the False Claims Act.The DOJ alleged Deloitte, a government contractor, committed fraud because of its DEI initiatives. It claimed, among other things, that the company took race and sex into
Your Next Hire Could Trigger New Employment Laws: Here’s What to Watch
Social media is emerging as the next frontier for job ads
Morning Brew Inc.To egregiously misquote Charli XCX: I think the job board is dead, so now we’re advertising on s-o-o-o-o-o-cial media.The job market is a nightmare. Many employers are overwhelmed by endless AI-written and submitted job applications, and job seekers are frustrated by endless ghost jobs. Now, some employers are
Study: Remote Workers Report Highest Levels of Well-Being
A False Cancer Diagnosis Could Not Cure the Employer’s Very Real ADA Problem
He claimed that when he told his employer he had cancer, his boss reacted by saying, “Are you f*****g kidding me? Your obligations are here.” As it turned out, the diagnosis was wrong. That did not spare his employer from facing an ADA trial. TL;DR: An employee told his employer
Employee Cost Calculator: How To Calculate the True Cost of an Employee
The Law Firm Scandal Every Manager Needs to Pay Attention to Right Now
29 Absences, 120 Late Arrivals, and an HR Discrimination Claim That Punched Out Early.
Her job was tracking employee attendance. Unfortunately, someone was tracking hers, too. TL;DR: A federal appeals court upheld summary judgment for an employer after an HR employee alleged discrimination, retaliation, and a hostile work environment. Documented attendance problems, incomplete work, and internal investigations helped defeat her claims. 📄 Read the
Has AI become the solution and the problem in the hiring process?
Francis ScialabbaAI is creating mo’ solutions, and maybe problems.Many recruiters use AI tools to sift through résumés and source candidates, but more and more HR pros are growing concerned about the rise of AI application fraud.While 78% of people pros say AI increases hiring and onboarding efficiency, 36% report the
World of HR: Job openings for recent graduates in the UK are down 45% from 2025
Morning BrewIt’s almost the end of summer, but many recent college graduates in the UK are still looking for work.Where in the world? There were just 8,383 jobs for new graduates in the UK in July, down 45% from 2025, according to data from job match platform Adzuna. That’s the







