A recent case is of particular interest to U.K. employers who use psychometric testing during the recruitment process. It is also a general reminder that applicants […]

The pace of the rising health plan costs for U.S. employers, having slowed last year, looks to be leveling off at about 7.5 percent for 2017. […]

Rhode Island’s proposed Healthy and Safe Families and Workplaces Act would require private employers in the state to give workers up to 56 hours of paid […]

All types of immigration enforcement related to the workplace—raids, audits and site visits—are likely to increase under the Trump administration, immigration attorneys predict. And any audits […]

How do executives remain accessible and have an “open-door policy,” which Harvey said he had previously employed, while still retaining some privacy and time to concentrate […]

VANCOUVER, British Columbia, Canada—Because HR jobs have emerged as some of the most important roles in business here, HR professionals must move away from processes and […]

With unemployment rates back down to pre-recession levels and jobs requiring more highly specialized skills, average salaries in the U.S. for class of 2017 undergraduates are […]

​VANCOUVER, British Columbia, Canada—When a company embarks on a major technology shift, managers need to pay attention to their people to make it a successful transition, […]

A class-action lawsuit claiming that accounting giant PwC’s “aggressive” recruitment of college students and recent graduates—to the exclusion of older job seekers—is testing whether campus recruiting […]