News & ComplianceBy Jennifer Kiesewetter
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News & Compliance
The Latest includes a brief update on federal and state level news like DOL rewrites contractor rules, states advance retirement and workplace mandates, and courts reset union and biometric liability.
HR TechnologyWhen an HR tech rollout fails, the software usually gets the blame. But in most organizations, the real issue is not the platform. It is alignment. Leadership, HR, managers, and operations are often not aligned on what the system is supposed to solve or how it will be used. Until that changes, even the best technology will underperform.
Leadership Development"Dear Ellie" is an advice column from a seasoned HR consultant. Hear her advice for an HR pro who is struggling to speak up at work.
Hiring & RecruitmentCulture fit persists because it is easy. Clear expectations require effort, discipline, and consistency. But ease is not the same as effectiveness. When organizations rely on vague notions of fit, they trade clarity for comfort and pay the price in disengagement, mistrust, and missed talent.
Leadership DevelopmentGallup research shows that only about three in ten employees believe their opinions count at work, signaling open-door promises aren’t creating the space intended. Open-door policies came from the right place. They were designed to signal care, openness, and trust. But intent without structure no longer works.
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Talent Management
"Dear Ellie" is an advice column from someone "who’s been there, and done that". Navigating tough workplace dynamics? Feeling like your company’s not aligned with your values? Exhausted, overwhelmed, and in need of a fresh perspective? Ask a seasoned HR pro, Ellie.
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News & Compliance
The Latest includes a brief update on federal and state level news including what happened, the effective date, and what the changes mean for HR.
Talent ManagementGallup research shows that only about three in ten employees believe their opinions count at work, signaling open-door promises aren’t creating the space intended. Open-door policies came from the right place. They were designed to signal care, openness, and trust. But intent without structure no longer works.
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News & Compliance
The Latest includes a brief update on federal and state level news.
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HR Profession
"Dear Ellie" is an advice column from someone "who’s been there, and done that". Navigating tough workplace dynamics? Feeling like your company’s not aligned with your values? Exhausted, overwhelmed, and in need of a fresh perspective? Ask a seasoned HR pro, Ellie.
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Employee Engagement
Engagement does not deteriorate slowly at the beginning of the year. It declines quickly and often quietly. By the end of February, HR teams are already seeing signs of disengagement that leadership did not anticipate. The issue is not that employees resist change or lack motivation. The problem is that January does not erase their memory. Employees carry the prior year with them, and they evaluate early leadership behavior through that lens. For HR, January is not a launching season. It is a credibility audit.
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News & Compliance
The Latest includes a brief update on federal and state level news including what happened, the effective date, and what the changes mean for HR.
