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That focus on new hires is bugging tenured employees: 68% of hiring managers say at least one of their direct reports has asked for a raise or threatened to quit over a pay discrepancy with a new hire in the past 12 months, the survey finds.

Long story short: When employees are engaged, they’re more productive (and so is your organization). An engaged workforce is the best foundation for a successful company but little attention is given to what drives that engagement. That’s possibly why 85% of employees aren’t engaged in the workplace. A greater understanding of employee psychology will help […]

Discover how you can help you effectively guide your clients toward more meaningful careers and avoid quiet quitting in the future.

New data from Sprout Social reveals that online chatter about the workplace trend was overwhelmingly negative. That didn’t make it less of a phenomenon.

Data indicates that quiet quitting is usually less about an employee’s willingness to work harder and more creatively, and more about a manager’s ability to build a relationship with their employees where they are not counting the minutes until quitting t

Heightism is hard to identify. Yet there’s evidence that our biases around stature help shape our careers.

Onboarding employees has suddenly become trickier than ever. Here's our (very own) playbook.

The Muse surveyed nearly 900 new graduates to learn more about what the Class of 2022 prioritizes and expects when looking for their first jobs.

Skills-based hiring is increasingly prominent in HR discourse, but recruiters have been slow to embrace the approach.

Employers who aren’t employing a systemic approach are not seeing improvements in burnout and employee mental health and wellbeing.

​As more companies embrace hybrid work models, many people managers and HR departments are facing proximity bias, which is the tendency for people in positions of authority to show favoritism to employees who are closest to them physically. Counter it by

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New remote hires need the right tools, resources, and technology to integrate into a company’s culture. If you can’t provide these things, you risk losing top talent.

Get ten free email templates to take HR managers through pre-boarding, onboarding, and right into a 90-day meeting! This email pack is from Process Street.

Many employees who joined the Great Resignation are discovering the grass isn't greener. (And the companies that hired them have regrets as well.)

The catchy term is making waves in the world of work, but experts say managing disengagement isn't a new HR challenge.

Employee feedback programs only work if all employees are able to voice their concerns, thoughts and reactions without fear of it having a negative effect on their status or standing at work.

If the high court takes up the case, it could revisit a Title VII standard for religious accommodations.

It’s time for a shift toward performance enablement instead of performance management.

“We need to educate them, train them, and coach them to perform at work. And as all the data now shows, when you ‘push’ people too hard, they just quit, check out or change careers.” 

The remote-work revolution dramatically altered many aspects of the employment experience, but onboarding remains a critical first opportunity to integrate new employees into the organization.