There is a word in Japanese for the behavior of coworkers who annoy others with their pungent aromas – sumehara, or “smell harassment.” Corporations in Japan […]
Leaders look to HR for solutions to employee engagement problems, but what happens when HR professionals are the ones who are disengaged? Source: New feed 2
State governments would have the authority to adapt temporary work visa programs to local labor market conditions under legislation recently proposed in the U.S. Senate. Source: […]
The San Francisco Board of Supervisors recently voted to pass an ordinance that would ban employers from asking job applicants about their salary histories. Source: New […]
The American Competitiveness in the Twenty-First Century Act (AC21), which took effect in October 2000, it carved out important exemptions from the annual H-1B quota for […]
Earlier this year, program organizers at the SHRM-affiliated Human Resource Management Network (HRMN) of Manhattan, Kan., experienced every program director’s worst nightmare: a speaker cancellation just […]
Self-described “connector” Carol Semrad, SHRM-SCP, of Chicago, past president and current treasurer of the Chicago chapter of SHRM, has run her own consultancy since 2003. She […]