Sometimes courts resolve complex employment issues. And sometimes they are asked whether an employee suffered legal harm because she didn’t get to say goodbye to coworkers. Buckle up. TL;DR: A federal appellate court just affirmed summary judgment against an employee who quit, gave two weeks’ notice, was paid for the
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The No Robot Bosses Act: Why Employers Should Pay Attention Before the Algorithms Start Making Decisions for You
Congress is not slowing down on AI regulation. Weeks after lawmakers introduced a bill requiring employers to track how many jobs AI creates and eliminates, another proposal has arrived that targets how employers actually use AI at work. TL;DR: The No Robot Bosses Act would create sweeping new federal
Why Calling AI A “Digital Workforce” Misleads Leaders with Phil Wainwright
Forget the headlines predicting a “workerless workforce.” In this episode, host Bill Banham sits down with longtime cloud and...
Telling Is Not the Same as Training
E st imated reading time: 4 minutes I remember hearing this phrase a long time ago at an Association...
Deel vs. Rippling: Pricing, Features & Key Differences (2026 Comparison Guide)
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The Potential Expiration of the Work Opportunity Tax Credit
Welcome to the Workplace Minute, brought to you by H3 HR Advisors. Your quick-hit version of the HR Happy...
When an Applicant’s Medication Meets a “No Exceptions” Rule: What the EEOC Says Employers Can’t Do
A single disclosure from a job applicant about her methadone prescription allegedly turned a routine interview into an ADA problem the EEOC now wants a court to resolve. TL;DR: The EEOC has sued concrete-industry employers, alleging they refused to hire applicants who lawfully use methadone or other medication-assisted
Why the Return-to-Office Can’t Fix Broken Work
Sarah Escobar and Corinne Murray discuss their book “Work Then Place,” arguing that return-to-office mandates alone won’t drive transformation....
Helping Employees Grow with AI-Powered Coaching
AI coaching is reshaping how employees learn, grow, and navigate their careers — but the real story is what...
More U.S. Workers Feeling the Financial Strain of Their Kids’ College Expenses
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Workers are serious about L&D, but heavy workloads hold them back
Training is no longer a “nice to have,” but a business necessity for retention, a recent survey showed.
CHRO turnover is up, showcasing the role’s exposure to risk
HR leaders tend to be hired as partners in workforce transformations, but are most often the ones to suffer...
AT&T drops DEI, gets $1B acquisition of UScellular greenlit
The telecommunications company committed to scrapping policies and programs focused on diversity, equity and inclusion in a bid to...
Younger employees report generational tensions at work
Younger employees say the divide has brought them to tears and made them seriously consider quitting within their first...
Employers seemingly disregard etiquette, laying off employees right before the holidays
The once common ritual fell out of fashion following the Great Recession, until this year.
Who’s Really Moving the Needle? How Recognition Data Reveals Hidden Talent
Who’s Really Moving the Needle? How Recognition Data Reveals Hidden Ta l ent Hosts: Steve Boese and Trish S...










