Regular training for your employees is integral to productivity and profitability, meaning it’s something you should never take for granted. Among other th
The authors of a recently released book from Harvard Business Review press intensely researched the cultures of companies that excel at employee development. Here's what they learned.
You all know I love me some HR. I believe in its fundamental tenets of understanding work behavior. I also enjoy the small window of opportunity we have to b
By Kristen B. Frasch Six senior HR leaders were inducted into the National Academy of Human Resources in November. Here, they address three key questions about their profession.
I started the new year reading through dozens of lists of New Year’s predictions forecasting trends that will shape the HCM world in 2016 and beyond. My go
January was a bit cooler than expected — and we're not talking about the weather. The latest BLS jobs report, which was released this morning, came in short of expectations following a strong close to 2015.
Like a lot of you, I get requests from executive headhunters looking for C-Level HR officers. As I read through the job descriptions and mentally scan my net
PwC Cloud Solutions Director Bryon Abramowitz and Partner Diane Youden discuss the challenges of building a more connected workforce -- and the part mobile technology can play as an enabler.
If there’s one constant in every business, it’s change. And as we head into 2016, now is the time for HR and talent management leaders to assess how they
Over one-third of companies have disqualified a job candidate in the past year because of concerns about information found on public social media or an online search, according to a Society for Human Resource Management (SHRM) survey released today.
It’s no secret that HR organizations need to completely revamp how they approach employee engagemen, starting with the annual employee review. Managers don
Employers have been tapering off training programs since long before the economic downturn of 2008, leaving both them and their employees in a most unfortunate position.
I think the next President should add a new position to their cabinet. That position would be called HR Czar. That person should be me, and here’s what I w
By Eric B. Meyer Last Monday, one of my favorite HR bloggers, Suzanne Lucas, aka The Evil HR Lady, addressed a reader question about whether a company can l
Harvard professor Todd Rose proves that the continued of skills-laden and experience-based job descriptions prevent companies from hiring the best people possible. In
By Julie Cook Ramirez Litigation against employers continues to rise, often with significant financial consequences. What can HR do to reduce the risk?
There is always new energy when a New Year begins, and 2016 is no different. It was cool to be able to have the first HR Roundtable in Cincinnati this year b
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