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Quinn Emanuel says the offsites are meant to help employees bond and build more meaningful relationships.
Quinn Emanuel sends its workers on an extreme off site every year, and says it helps workers build invaluable friendships.
The CEO of data startup Astronomer was caught snuggling up to his head of HR.
In an employer-driven labor market, companies are finding ways to push health care costs over to their workers.
HR practitioners share the same concerns as rank-and-file workers.
Companies are ditching the phrase “diversity, equity and inclusion,” but Abrams says it’s important to not back down.
This startup founder is willing to help workers pay for housing if they’re willing to work 70 hours per week in person.
This startup founder is willing to help workers pay for housing if they’re willing to work 70 hours per week in person.
Most employers are falling behind on preparing their workplaces for new regulation in the EU and elsewhere.
New research is a “flashing red light for CHROs.”
Business leaders have a unique opportunity to assist workers with student loan payments.
Leaders are looking to change their workspaces to get employees back into the office.
Open plans are giving way to private spaces, says ABM chief Scott Salmirs.
“Business leaders can't ignore this financial pressure anymore.”
California has a bill in progress, and Colorado already has one on the books.
“As employers, we have a responsibility to help prepare current and future workers for the transition to a new era of work.”
As a former server, Aaron White believes the best way to manage her people is by spending them with them on the frontlines.
An uncertain economy is making CHROs turn inwards, but they’re struggling to recruit from the talent they already have.
Entry-level workers say polywork is no longer an option but a necessity.
The HR company wants candidates to mark certain applications as the “Dream Jobs.”
The metric offers a broader snapshot of the labor market than the standard unemployment rate, which overlooks certain individuals.
The recent efforts have created a new sense of urgency for business leaders around how to prepare their workplaces.
In the age of AI, job candidates need to be comfortable talking about the ways they’ve failed.
Most professionals don’t have the time to go through all the effort.
While some individuals are willing to accept any request, others are more guarded about who’s allowed in their networks.
"Entry-level roles are in short supply.”
Leaders focus too much on replacing workers and not enough on training them for the future, she says.
The decision was expected but will likely cause ripple effects across the employment landscape.
The court ruled in favor of Marlean Ames, who says she was passed over for professional opportunities as a straight person in favor of her gay...
HR leaders say flexible work options are critical for employee well being, performance, and their own ability to attract new candidates.
Combining the teams has helped HR tech company Workleap improve employee experience.
Executives at small and mid-sized companies are juggling volatile markets, shifting employee expectations, and constant demands for innovation.
Many recent graduates are feeling lost professionally as they struggle to find a job.
Tenure for those in the top HR spot is dropping as companies look for those with more strategic game plans.
The new Civil Rights Fraud Initiative plans to focus on companies with federal grants or contracts.
In search of instant feedback and answers, young workers are flocking to large language models like ChatGPT for career advice.
Feelings about the current job market have improved, but workers are worried about the future.
At age 16, Larry Miller was sent to a juvenile correction center for gang violence. He spent the next four decades concealing that secret.
Today’s workforce must work smarter, not harder, and that starts by offering benefits to support their wellbeing.
“I was fired in a way that was designed to intimidate other people at my agency and other people at other agencies, and I think the only response to...
Many companies are looking to reframe or at the very least redefine what DEI means today, but going too far can come with consequences.
A crucial deadline is days away and employers should be prepared.
Companies are preparing for the next battle in President Donald Trump’s war on corporate diversity, equity and inclusion policies.
Stigmas are holding some neurodivergent employees back from getting the accommodations they need.
Top human resources leaders are facing conflicting priorities this year.
Hiring managers need to create opportunities for job applicants to stand out, while ensuring they’re real.
Top human resources leaders are not confident that they’re getting the best results from their tech.
Florida is looking to change their legislation around non-compete agreements and it could affect employers outside the state
Most CEOs believe their top HR leaders aren’t as well-versed in AI as other prominent leaders.
Tailored health care plans can save employers thousands on medical costs, but they’re not easy to manage.