Congressional Democrats unveiled legislation April 26 aimed at stopping employers from entering into no-poach agreements and requiring workers to sign noncompete clauses in employment contracts. Source: […]
The direct impact of investments in people on critical business outcomes is much less tangible than investments in technology, infrastructure or marketing–or so it seems. Source: […]
At two recent SHRM conferences, members of the SHRM Certification Engagement Team made strong connections with many of their stakeholders. Source: New feed 2
Jennifer R. Seal, SHRM-SCP, was already 15 years into a career in organizational development—she had been a consultant and an instructor and was pursuing her doctorate […]
With HR’s assistance, workers young and old can engage with one another through programs that benefit the respective parties, the organization and the community. Source: New […]
Ever wondered if an activity counts for recertification and how many professional development credits you can enter for thatactivity? Here’s how to figure it out. Source: […]
In 1971, American psychologist Wayne Oates wrote “Confessions of a Workaholic: The Facts about Work Addiction,” adding a word to the American lexicon; the Oxford English […]
Workplace environments have the potential to orient us toward working across differences more than anyplace else. Advice on how to bridge cultural divides and build a […]
In the race to hire and keep talented workers, some businesses have moved beyond traditional child care benefits and embraced some pretty creative perks, including paying […]