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Turning Skills into Opportunities: The Value of a Non-Traditional Career Path in a Shifting Business Landscape

By Keira Torkko, Assent Nov 12, 2024 HR Perspectives

Updated: Nov 12, 2024

No matter the sector—whether it’s tech, manufacturing, or energy—industries are evolving rapidly, driven by factors like AI, globalization, and increasing regulatory demands. One key factor unites companies leading this change: the significant role leadership plays in driving and navigating these shifts. In many organizations, the C-suite has expanded to include new roles that address emerging […]

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How to Successfully Manage One-on-Ones with Your Employees

By Steffen Maier, Cofounder of Impraise May 4, 2017 Talent

Updated: Jan 7, 2018

How much do you really know about your employees’ professional goals? With the fast pace of today’s business world, many managers opt for a simple “how are you doing/how’s the workload going” weekly, biweekly, or even monthly check in. Even if you’ve cultivated an open door policy, encouraging employees to come to you with concerns, […]

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Building Executive Outreach into B2B Relationships

By Lin Grensing-Pophal, Contributing Editor Jan 2, 2019 Learning & Development

Updated: Jan 2, 2019

In business to business (B2B) relationships, the stakes are often much higher than in business to consumer (B2C) situations. Typically, when your customer is a business, it is going to be spending a larger amount of money and representing a greater percentage of your overall revenue than if it was an individual consumer. Additionally, businesses […]

Can You Delay FMLA over Late Notification? Maybe, But …

By Stephen Bruce, PhD, PHR Nov 6, 2012 HR Management & Compliance

Updated: Nov 6, 2012

When employees fail to follow regulatory guidelines for FMLA notifications, may the employer delay the leave? It’s a tricky question. Here are the answers: Proper Notice Required First of all, in order for the onset of an employee’s FMLA leave to be delayed due to lack of required notice, it must be clear that the […]

Recruitment

The One Benefit That Could Save You Millions When High-Volume Recruiting

By Brian O’Connor, Talent Acquisition Recruiting Manager, DailyPay May 6, 2021 Recruiting

Updated: May 6, 2021

As we emerge from the pandemic and businesses begin ramping up operations to meet demand, there will be a renewed focus on hiring. The competition for quality talent will increase, and companies will be looking for recruiting advantages that are effective and cost-efficient. For companies involved in high-volume recruiting, the need for smart, economical solutions […]

After Stressful Pandemic, Don’t Be Surprised If Employees Are Reluctant to Return

By Lauren E.M. Russell, Young Conaway Stargatt & Taylor, LLP Oct 8, 2021 HR Management & Compliance

Updated: Oct 8, 2021

There has been ample news coverage about the invisible toll the COVID-19 pandemic has taken on our personal lives, but we’re just beginning to grapple with the damage done to our workplaces. As employees return to in-person work, you must be ready for the many emotional and psychological hurdles they will face. When You Have […]

The Thrill of Building a Company from Within HR

By James Davis, Editor, HR Daily Advisor Nov 8, 2019 Faces of HR

Updated: Feb 7, 2020

Is HR an extreme sport? You might think so when you’ve finished talking with Megan Masoner Detz, Chief People Officer at VARIDESK. She finds helping companies undergo rapid growth to be particularly exhilarating.

Organizational Structure as a Roadblock to Change Management

By Lin Grensing-Pophal, Contributing Editor Jan 23, 2018 HR Management & Compliance

Updated: Jan 23, 2018

Employee training programs are important elements of change management in the business world. These programs often seek to change the behavior of employees en masse and often involve the use of outside consultants and experts to design and run the training efforts. But these programs can leave employers and managers disappointed with the results.

Limits Placed on Videotaping Picket Line Activities

By Derek Knoechel Jun 30, 2009 Northern Exposure

Updated: Jun 30, 2009

In October and November 2006, members of the United Food and Commercial Workers Local 401 were on strike and picketing at Palace Casino, located at one of Canada’s largest malls — West Edmonton Mall. Striking union members pointed a video camera at the entrance of the casino, recording the image of everyone who crossed the […]