Category: HR News
Can companies still track activity while working from home?
FedEx Job Cuts and Facility Closures Expected to Affect 850 Employees in Texas
AI has arrived at HR departments all across the country
HR Brew surveyed HR pros and readers about where the nascent technology is showing up in their work.
World of HR: Japan continues to grapple with work-life balance as new prime minister takes over
The government is trying to balance competing economic and mental health interests.
Delivery Workers in Australia Move One Step Closer to Minimum Pay Regulations
The Benefits Specialist Role: Job Description, Salary Guide & Career Path
HP Layoffs to Affect Around 6,000 Jobs by 2028 as the Business Dials in on AI
How to guide employees through open enrollment season
Think of it as “a strategic moment to actually engage with employees,” Prudential Group Insurance’s head of enrollment says.
Leaders want to ‘fast track AI,’ but workers aren’t ready
Workers have three main concerns about AI. HR pros can help address them.
How employers are addressing food insecurity driven by SNAP cuts, inflation
Recognizing that a paycheck doesn’t always go far enough to pay for groceries, some employers are exploring ways to make up the difference through their total rewards programs.
Compliance Alert: Updated Jurisdictional Thresholds for Federal Contractors Relating to Section 503 & VEVRAA
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The US Government’s Workforce Reduction Plans Look to Eliminate 317,000 Workers
Worker well-being is declining even as employers deepen investments in benefits
Young people and rank-and-file employees have been acutely impacted by this decline, according to research from Johns Hopkins University.



