488 articles by Ginger Christ

• Is being pretty going to get you that job? Survey says maybe.

  Aug. 28, 2025

• AI is having ‘a significant and disproportionate’ effect on young workers’ job prospects, study finds

  Aug. 26, 2025

• This week in 5 numbers: Which human skills are critical for AI success

  Aug. 21, 2025

• Immigration policy changes squeeze an already understaffed long-term care industry

  Aug. 20, 2025

• This week in 5 numbers: Employees use banned AI tools to speed up their work

  Aug. 14, 2025

• Employers let workers trade in PTO for cash, student loan payments

  Aug. 14, 2025

• Recession fears driving 83% of hiring managers to take cost-saving moves

  Aug. 13, 2025

• DOL to provide $30M in training grants on AI, skilled trades

  Aug. 13, 2025

• Animal hospital to pay $20K for allegedly firing a worker who objected to religious training materials

  Aug. 8, 2025

• Nearly a third of workers would rather clean a toilet than ask a co-worker for help — but I wouldn’t.

  Aug. 8, 2025

• This week in 5 numbers: The price tag of employee referral programs

  Aug. 7, 2025

• Ex-general counsel alleges baby products maker waged ‘war on families and mothers’

  Aug. 6, 2025

• This week in 5 numbers: AI is coming for entry-level jobs

  July 31, 2025

• 7 stories on how employers are responding to rising benefits costs

  July 31, 2025

• EEOC sued over its treatment of transgender bias charges

  July 30, 2025

• BarkBox maker wants a dog on staff — for $50K a year

  July 29, 2025

• 1 in 5 companies say they’ve slashed DEI since Trump’s election

  July 28, 2025

• This week in 5 numbers: The last time the federal minimum wage was raised

  July 24, 2025

• Celebrity Cruises can’t force arbitration of worker’s sexual assault case, judge says

  July 23, 2025

• What to know about the minimum wage

  July 22, 2025

• This week in 5 numbers: Companies aren’t being transparent about pay

  July 17, 2025

• AI-based salary research fuels inflated expectations, Payscale finds

  July 17, 2025

• Lender reaches agreement with EEOC over claims it ignored supervisor’s harassment victims

  July 16, 2025

• This week in 5 numbers: Nearly a quarter of companies offer GLP-1 drug coverage for weight management

  July 10, 2025

• Caregiving benefits will take center stage as the ‘sandwich generation’ expands, expert says

  July 10, 2025

• EEOC sues Chrysler manufacturer for allegedly firing a worker for not working during Passover

  July 9, 2025

• Finding time for innovation is key to worker retention, SHRM speaker says

  July 8, 2025

• Offering student loan payment assistance a ‘no brainer,’ benefits manager says

  July 2, 2025

• Return to office doesn’t mean rewind to 2019, SHRM speaker says

  July 1, 2025

• This week in 5 numbers: Workers say lack of training after layoffs leads to mistakes

  June 26, 2025

• CareerBuilder + Monster files for Chapter 11 bankruptcy

  June 25, 2025

• Owners can’t dodge liability ‘simply by closing a business,’ EEOC reminds employers

  June 25, 2025

• Worker pessimism, uncertainty and disconnect reach ‘critical levels,’ survey finds

  June 20, 2025

• This week in 5 numbers: Nearly 2 in 3 workers plan to seek a second job

  June 18, 2025

• This week in 5 numbers: A third of workplace injuries happen to first-year employees

  June 12, 2025

• 5 stories on employees’ declining influence in the workplace

  June 10, 2025

• Once a branding strategy, pay transparency is here to stay

  May 30, 2025

• This week in 5 numbers: Gen Z opts for skilled trades

  May 29, 2025

• DOL rescinds Biden-era warning against offering cryptocurrency in 401(k) plans

  May 28, 2025

• Judge allows Workday AI bias lawsuit to proceed as collective action

  May 19, 2025

• This week in 5 numbers: Workers are staying put

  May 15, 2025

• Workers’ benefits demands are changing — and employers are responding

  May 15, 2025

• Former DOL, EEOC officials urge employers to ignore Trump’s disparate-impact ban

  May 14, 2025

• Employers say their benefits are modern. Employees don’t agree, study finds.

  May 13, 2025

• Amazon illegally suspended union leader for 10 weeks, NLRB judge finds

  May 8, 2025

• This week in 5 numbers: Burnout mentions on Glassdoor soar past pre-pandemic levels

  May 8, 2025

• Working moms say motherhood derailed their careers

  May 8, 2025

• Where IVF benefits stand in the age of Trump

  May 6, 2025

• 2025 raises fell short of employers’ recent projections, Mercer finds

  May 5, 2025

• This week in 5 numbers: AI may fuel mistakes at work

  May 1, 2025

• 1 in 10 workers are clocking out for micro-retirement, survey finds

  May 1, 2025

• New Colorado bill would revamp landmark AI law to exempt small businesses

  April 30, 2025

• 5 HR pros on the move in April

  April 29, 2025

• This week in 5 numbers: Workers are worried

  April 24, 2025

• Amid DEI uncertainty, what happens to pay equity?

  April 24, 2025

• EEOC head taps Christian rights advocate for chief of staff

  April 23, 2025

• This week in 5 numbers: Workers are insecure about their jobs

  April 17, 2025

• $100K won’t cover basic costs for a family in 25 of the top metros, report finds

  April 17, 2025

• Law students say EEOC ‘grossly overstepped’ its authority in DEI investigations of major firms

  April 16, 2025

• Movie theater chain settles lawsuit alleging it halted workers’ health insurance at age 65

  April 15, 2025

• 5 minutes with Microsoft’s former EVP of HR and Seattle Storm co-owner

  April 15, 2025

• This week in 5 numbers: Corporate surveillance is on the rise

  April 10, 2025

• Fired EEOC Commissioner Samuels files lawsuit against Trump

  April 9, 2025

• Glassdoor: Employee confidence low but improving, despite tariff and layoff concerns

  April 9, 2025

• Former EEOC officials say acting chair’s guidance on DEI a ‘grave disservice’ to employers

  April 7, 2025

• This week in 5 numbers: Even tech workers can’t find jobs

  April 3, 2025

• Medical center agrees to conduct a pay equity study amid discrimination allegations

  April 2, 2025

• 1 in 3 judiciary employees say they’ve experienced inappropriate behavior at work

  March 31, 2025

• This week in 5 numbers: The cost of a (denied) snack break

  March 27, 2025

• 8 stories on pay transparency — and the uphill climb for pay equity

  March 27, 2025

• Gender pay gap progress flatlines as support for pay equity falters, report finds

  March 26, 2025

• 5 minutes with Docusign’s chief talent officer

  March 26, 2025

• 9% of workers say they would quit immediately over Musk-style monitoring

  March 24, 2025

• This week in 5 numbers: Is HR a business driver?

  March 20, 2025

• Autoimmune diseases among the ‘most overlooked drivers’ of employer healthcare, disability costs: report

  March 20, 2025

• Feds, NLRB’s Wilcox urge quick ruling on reinstatement

  March 18, 2025

• This week in 5 numbers: Are employers hiring AI talent too quickly?

  March 13, 2025

• 2025 could be ‘a year of contention’ over pay, Payscale says

  March 13, 2025

• Burnout can cost companies up to $21K per employee annually

  March 13, 2025

• California senator introduces ‘No Robo Bosses Act’ in bid to regulate AI at work

  March 12, 2025

• 5 years later: How COVID-19 changed HR

  March 11, 2025

• This week in 5 numbers: How hot is generative AI?

  March 6, 2025

• Federal judge reinstates fired NLRB member Gwynne Wilcox

  March 6, 2025

• AI skills earn greater wage premiums than degrees, report finds

  March 6, 2025

• Fired NLRB member’s attorney says US does not have ‘a king’ in public hearing

  March 5, 2025

• Remote work ‘a refuge’ from gender discrimination, study finds

  March 3, 2025

• This week in 5 numbers: How many remote job postings are there?

  Feb. 27, 2025

• DoorDash to pay nearly $17M to delivery drivers to settle pay dispute

  Feb. 27, 2025

• Employment screening provider data breach affects 3.3M people

  Feb. 26, 2025

• 1 in 3 Americans say they have layoff anxiety

  Feb. 26, 2025

• Don’t get trapped by inaction. Employees plan to ask for more money and new skills — and you should, too.

  Feb. 25, 2025

• Workers say wage stagnation is keeping their dreams out of reach

  Feb. 20, 2025

• This week in 5 numbers: EEOC secures $1.4M anti-American bias settlement

  Feb. 20, 2025

• Grindr pushes for surrogacy, fertility benefits for LGBTQ+ workers

  Feb. 20, 2025

• Employers are ‘on notice’: EEOC declares focus on anti-American bias

  Feb. 19, 2025

• DOJ declares legal protections for independent agency members unconstitutional

  Feb. 13, 2025

• Half of workers with chronic health conditions say they are afraid to take time off

  Feb. 13, 2025

• CHROs struggle to prevent the exodus of C-suite leaders, report finds

  Feb. 10, 2025

• This week in 5 numbers: Remote work grows for the highest earners

  Feb. 6, 2025

• Forget the company car. Top earners want remote work.

  Feb. 6, 2025

• Federal workers’ unions challenge Trump’s ‘buyout’ offers in court

  Feb. 5, 2025

• 10 Trump changes HR leaders need to know about

  Feb. 3, 2025

• Trump calls for FAA staff review, blames deadly plane crash on DEI hires

  Jan. 31, 2025

• This week in 5 numbers: Taylor Swift and employee bonuses

  Jan. 30, 2025

• Is caregiving leave the next frontier for paid time off?

  Jan. 30, 2025

• Trump administration offers buyouts to federal workers

  Jan. 29, 2025

• Taylor Swift and the employee appreciation era

  Jan. 29, 2025

• Whole Foods workers challenge company’s smoker fee

  Jan. 27, 2025

• This week in 5 numbers: Financial stress plagues inflation-struck workers

  Jan. 23, 2025

• Nearly 3 in 4 workers say they can only meet their basic living expenses

  Jan. 23, 2025

• EEOC goes after its first subpoena enforcement action under the PWFA

  Jan. 22, 2025

• Trump names heads of NLRB, EEOC

  Jan. 21, 2025

• This week in 5 numbers: Workers are checked out

  Jan. 16, 2025

• 95% of workers say paychecks fail to keep up with cost of living spikes

  Jan. 16, 2025

• Trump names former EEOC Commissioner Keith Sonderling deputy labor secretary

  Jan. 15, 2025

• Fewer than 1 in 5 US companies have a pay transparency strategy

  Jan. 14, 2025

• ‘Reverse’ discrimination claims may pose a class-action threat

  Jan. 9, 2025

• This week in 5 numbers: Workers see minimal annual leave as a red flag

  Jan. 9, 2025

• 5 compensation and benefits trends to buy into in 2025

  Jan. 9, 2025

• Illinois law banning caregiver employment discrimination takes effect

  Jan. 7, 2025

• Employees with long COVID face pushback in the workplace, research finds

  Jan. 2, 2025

• Compensation budgets to remain above historical trends in 2025, employers say

  Jan. 2, 2025

• This week in 5 numbers: Workers are detached and feeling stuck

  Dec. 19, 2024

• 3 in 5 companies plan to award holiday bonuses this year

  Dec. 18, 2024

• Biden names Gwynne Wilcox NLRB chair

  Dec. 18, 2024

• 3 in 4 employers aren’t prepared for pay transparency laws

  Dec. 17, 2024

• This week in 5 numbers: RTO driven by office leases

  Dec. 12, 2024

• Half of women retirees say retirement is pricier than they expected

  Dec. 11, 2024

• Deloitte employees with H-1B visas were paid 10% less than US workers, report finds

  Dec. 10, 2024

• Why Canva checks skills passports, not degrees, to grow talent

  Dec. 10, 2024

• This week in 5 numbers: Workers are not getting promoted

  Dec. 5, 2024

• SHRM challenges New Jersey’s ‘right to disconnect’ bill

  Dec. 4, 2024

• Ohio State reverses hundreds of workers’ raises after DOL’s overtime rule overturned

  Dec. 3, 2024

• Job hopping, not promotion, drives career growth, analysis shows

  Dec. 3, 2024

• Musk, Ramaswamy suggest federal RTO to spur ‘voluntary terminations’

  Nov. 25, 2024

• Trump nominates Rep. Lori Chavez-DeRemer for secretary of labor

  Nov. 23, 2024

• This week in 5 numbers: No open PTO? No thanks, workers say.

  Nov. 21, 2024

• 1 in 5 workers would turn down a job without unlimited PTO, survey finds

  Nov. 21, 2024

• GLP-1 drug coverage for obesity making inroads with large employers: Mercer

  Nov. 20, 2024

• HR hurricane preparedness: Focusing on safety at work — and at home

  Nov. 20, 2024

• Department of Defense must face charge that use of breathalyzer test was discrimination, court decides

  Nov. 19, 2024

• $35K overtime salary threshold back in effect

  Nov. 15, 2024

• This week in 5 numbers: NLRB overturns 76-year-old precedent

  Nov. 14, 2024

• Photoroom’s CEO says training workers on salary negotiation pays off

  Nov. 14, 2024

• NLRB: Grindr retaliated against unionizing workers by forcing a return to office

  Nov. 13, 2024

• Utah Supreme Court proposes apprenticeship path for law graduates

  Nov. 12, 2024

• There’s no such thing as a free lunch — or, apparently, as a lunch break

  Nov. 11, 2024

• This week in 5 numbers: Generation Z wants job stability, but their managers are stressed

  Nov. 7, 2024

• ‘Pawternity’ leave: Paid sick leave to care for pets could be on the horizon

  Nov. 7, 2024

• Union Pacific can’t skip employee’s retaliation and unsafe work environment claims after alleged shooting, judge orders

  Nov. 6, 2024

• EBRI: Employees less worried about mental well-being

  Nov. 4, 2024

• This week in 5 numbers: Workplace tensions spike as the election nears

  Oct. 31, 2024

• WTW: Companies are failing to deliver on workers’ pay expectations

  Oct. 31, 2024

• EEOC alleges Culver’s operators fired a transgender worker who complained about deadnaming

  Oct. 30, 2024

• Vail Resorts doubles mental health benefits access

  Oct. 29, 2024

• 10 HR horror stories to make your skin crawl

  Oct. 28, 2024

• This week in 5 numbers: Retailers stock up on staff for holiday surge

  Oct. 24, 2024

• Top Ramen manufacturer’s new CHRO wants to enrich company culture

  Oct. 23, 2024

• DOL employees ordered back to the office, despite union’s resistance

  Oct. 22, 2024

• This week in 5 numbers: Workers want free rein

  Oct. 17, 2024

• Careers, retirement affected by worker financial insecurity

  Oct. 17, 2024

• Investors urge more than 200 CEOs to give workers paid time off to vote

  Oct. 16, 2024

• WTW: Employers are focusing on plan designs to manage healthcare costs

  Oct. 3, 2024

• This week in 5 numbers: Is a full RTO on the horizon?

  Sept. 26, 2024

• Pay transparency can be awkward — but it can move the workplace forward

  Sept. 26, 2024

• Home care agency settles allegations it accommodated ‘race-based requests’ for aides

  Sept. 25, 2024

• This week in 5 numbers: Healthcare costs plague employees, employers

  Sept. 19, 2024

• 40% of states mandate paid time off to vote — but some employers go a step further

  Sept. 19, 2024

• Deloitte: Women 35% more likely to forgo medical care than men

  Sept. 18, 2024

• Mercer: Healthcare costs expected to climb more than 5% for third straight year

  Sept. 16, 2024

• This week in 5 numbers: Workers face ‘employer’s market’

  Sept. 12, 2024

• Executive benefits key to retaining leaders, report finds

  Sept. 12, 2024

• EEOC: Barber school said having two pregnant workers wasn’t in its ‘best interest’

  Sept. 11, 2024

• 5 minutes with StackAdapt’s chief people officer

  Sept. 11, 2024

• Corporate policies can be lifesaving for workers

  Sept. 9, 2024

• This week in 5 numbers: Employers to evaluate worker experience, safety

  Sept. 5, 2024

• Middle class workers fear outliving their retirement savings, report finds

  Sept. 5, 2024

• Longtime EEOC employee alleges discrimination by agency

  Sept. 4, 2024

• The shortest — and longest — hiring periods at major US employers

  Aug. 30, 2024

• NLRB appoints David Gaston its first chief AI officer

  Aug. 30, 2024

• This week in 5 numbers: Stress plagues US workers

  Aug. 29, 2024

• 3 in 5 US workers report living paycheck to paycheck, survey finds

  Aug. 28, 2024

• Are your co-workers annoying — or downright toxic?

  Aug. 27, 2024

• UNC Charlotte shutters its 3 DEI offices amid demand for ‘neutrality’

  Aug. 23, 2024

• 44% of single parents miss out on job interviews because of scheduling conflicts, survey finds

  Aug. 21, 2024

• Do you pay employees for serving jury duty?

  Aug. 21, 2024

• From internship to C-suite: One exec’s HR journey at the company behind Poland Spring, Deer Park water

  Aug. 20, 2024

• Benefit plan participants report mixed feelings on financial security

  Aug. 15, 2024

• DHS agrees to pay $45M to settle allegations it forced pregnant workers into pay-limited positions

  Aug. 14, 2024

• IHOP owner agrees to pay $40K to settle claim it denied worker Sundays off for religious observance

  Aug. 9, 2024

• DOJ launches whistleblower award program to fill ‘gaps’ in other federal initiatives

  Aug. 7, 2024

• Manufacturer to face claim it allowed race-based taunting so severe that victim changed his route to work

  Aug. 2, 2024

• High cost of weight loss drugs and medical services strain employers, Gallagher finds

  Aug. 1, 2024

• 4 tips for hiring veterans

  July 31, 2024

• Embracing the ‘third act’: Retirees find purpose and mission after clocking out

  July 30, 2024

• HR is just ‘scratching the surface’ of what AI can do, leaders say

  July 30, 2024

• How one company bypassed hybrid work for a remote-first operation

  July 25, 2024

• Warren, Democratic lawmakers introduce bill to resurrect Chevron doctrine

  July 24, 2024

• Paychex sued for negligence after data breach exposes workers’ names and Social Security numbers

  July 18, 2024

• Construction firm to pay $50K to settle claim it retaliated against HR manager for investigating harassment

  July 17, 2024

• 5 minutes with IAC’s CHRO

  July 15, 2024

• Employees are staying put — and HR leaders can embrace it

  July 12, 2024

• Unconventional paths to HR: From waitress to people leader

  July 10, 2024

• Judge denies 17 states’ request to halt pregnancy accommodation rule amid appeal

  July 3, 2024

• Celebrating 60 years: A visual history of Title VII of the Civil Rights Act

  July 2, 2024

• SCOTUS overturns Chevron doctrine, limiting federal agency reach

  June 28, 2024

• EEOC can’t enforce abortion protections in Louisiana and Mississippi, judge rules

  June 18, 2024

• Honolulu restaurant, HR company settle EEOC suit claiming co-owner targeted gay workers for harassment

  June 12, 2024

• How to factor all genders into pay equity discussions

  June 12, 2024

• The most magical Zoom meeting on Earth: Remote workers share the most unique places they’ve logged in

  June 11, 2024

• EEOC names Sivaram Ghorakavi its first chief AI officer

  June 10, 2024

• Pharmacist’s request for service dog accommodation wasn’t reasonable, 8th Circuit rules

  June 6, 2024

• Job ads turn to skills, pay transparency

  June 6, 2024

• LA County Fire captain sues department over Pride flag responsibilities

  June 5, 2024

• Employers say they plan to maintain or increase well-being benefits in coming years

  June 4, 2024

• Indiana RV manufacturer settles disability-related attendance lawsuit for more than $95K

  May 29, 2024

• Welcome to United Franchise Group. A dream coach will now assist you.

  May 28, 2024

• NLRB judge tells Starbucks to rescind ‘respectful communication’ policy

  May 23, 2024

• ‘Almost no’ remote or hybrid jobs exist for top earners, research shows

  May 22, 2024

• Boiled oceans and strategic staircases: Corporate jargon that workers hate

  May 21, 2024

• SCOTUS: Courts don’t have discretion to dismiss cases sent to arbitration

  May 20, 2024

• Out-of-state remote workers can sue New Jersey companies for discrimination

  May 15, 2024

• AAPI month highlights inequalities in the workplace

  May 15, 2024

• USPS to pay $141K after firing worker for reporting an injury, judge rules

  May 14, 2024

• Meijer expands military leave benefits

  May 9, 2024

• Federal judge halts Chamber’s challenge to FTC’s noncompete ban over a ‘race to file’

  May 8, 2024

• 5 minutes with Red Hat’s chief people officer

  May 7, 2024

• Identity of HR 2024: Zeroing in on retention, culture

  May 6, 2024

• Back to Basics: What is a hostile work environment?

  May 2, 2024

• DOL issues guidance addressing AI’s interaction with FMLA, FLSA

  May 1, 2024

• Wells Fargo saleswoman alleges she was held to ‘entirely different standard’ in ‘boys club’ workplace

  April 25, 2024

• Offering housing assistance is more than a benefit, employers say

  April 25, 2024

• What are Gen Z’s workplace ‘roadblocks’?

  April 24, 2024

• New retirement security final rule will protect workers from improper advice and investments, DOL says

  April 23, 2024

• Bracing for AI disruption? Learn how to ask good questions, panel advises

  April 19, 2024

• Chipotle agrees to nearly $3M settlement over alleged paid leave and scheduling violations in Seattle

  April 18, 2024

• SCOTUS: Employees do not need to prove ‘significant’ harm in discriminatory transfer claims

  April 17, 2024

• 4 tips for second-chance hiring

  April 17, 2024

• Who has the loneliest job in America?

  April 15, 2024

• Advocates call for age discrimination exemption for mandatory arbitration

  April 11, 2024

• ‘Love is Blind’ producer can’t force arbitration in sexual assault case

  April 10, 2024

• 5 minutes with the Walmart US chief people officer

  April 9, 2024

• 5 minutes with Thrivent’s chief human resources officer

  April 4, 2024

• Transgender Chick-fil-A worker settles sexual harassment case

  April 3, 2024

• Judge: Indiana worker’s firing illustrates why ADA exists

  April 2, 2024

• Tearing the paper ceiling: How one executive rose through the ranks without a degree

  April 2, 2024

• Unique work perks are the name of the game

  March 29, 2024

• Phoenix passes worker heat safety ordinance amid rising heat, deaths

  March 27, 2024

• As anti-LGBTQ+ laws proliferate, workers say they want employers to be advocates

  March 27, 2024

• Mandalorian actor’s lawsuit against Disney invokes unique California law

  March 25, 2024

• Gartner: 71% of finance leaders plan for raises to outpace inflation in 2024

  March 22, 2024

• Employees want more benefits support amid ‘permacrisis,’ MetLife survey finds

  March 20, 2024

• 40% of US workers with employer-sponsored insurance say they delay healthcare over cost

  March 19, 2024

• In the US, companies may lead the ‘right to disconnect’ movement, leaders say

  March 18, 2024

• EEOC hired more investigators, filed 50% more lawsuits in FY 2023

  March 13, 2024

• What is the ‘magic trifecta’ of employee benefits?

  March 11, 2024

• Subway franchisees pay $218K for allegedly pocketing employees’ tips

  March 8, 2024

• NLRB protects worker’s right to wear ‘BLM’ marking on Home Depot uniform

  March 6, 2024

• Few employers change abortion coverage after Dobbs v. Jackson

  March 5, 2024

• Closing the door on sharing rooms — or beds — during work travel

  March 5, 2024

• Appeals court upholds NLRB’s ‘successor bar’ rule

  March 4, 2024

• Voyant Beauty settles claim it fired worker on her first day for being deaf

  Feb. 28, 2024

• Survey: More than half of workers say their paychecks aren’t keeping up with inflation

  Feb. 28, 2024

• EEOC targets race bias, but retaliation risks still put workers in ‘a tough spot’

  Feb. 28, 2024

• Men are rewarded financially for having children, while women are penalized, Payscale finds

  Feb. 22, 2024

• EEOC sues retirement community for firing a 78-year-old receptionist after repeatedly asking her to retire

  Feb. 16, 2024

• Employers with California workers must submit pay data by May 8

  Feb. 15, 2024

• Uber, Lyft, DoorDash drivers strike on Valentine’s Day over low wages, safety

  Feb. 14, 2024

• Do workplace romances work?

  Feb. 13, 2024

• 5 minutes with SurveyMonkey’s chief people officer

  Feb. 12, 2024

• Employers must deliver noncompete disclosures to California workers by Wednesday

  Feb. 9, 2024

• Fired ‘Mandalorian’ actor sues Disney with backing by Elon Musk

  Feb. 7, 2024

• How HR can guide a workplace through the fraught 2024 election season

  Feb. 6, 2024

• 3 steps to create a formal sponsorship program

  Feb. 6, 2024

• Taylor Swift, the Super Bowl and workplace distractions: A love story

  Feb. 2, 2024

• EEOC commissioner schools Mark Cuban on Title VII hiring practices

  Jan. 31, 2024

• Mentorship is ‘priceless’ in career development, chief transformation officer says

  Jan. 30, 2024

• The firefighter, the blamer, the ignorer and 7 other types of bad bosses

  Jan. 30, 2024

• 31% of hiring managers say they steer clear of Gen Z

  Jan. 29, 2024

• Construction company fined $156K after teenage worker’s double leg amputation

  Jan. 24, 2024

• The lazybones, the jerk and the badgerer: 6 types of managerial FMLA, ADA offenders

  Jan. 22, 2024

• 5 minutes with ViaPath Technologies’ CHRO

  Jan. 22, 2024

• Bring your therapist to work day? No, it’s not a best practice.

  Jan. 19, 2024

• Federal judge rules postal worker can bring gun to work for self-defense

  Jan. 17, 2024

• Leader of the pack: How a chief pet officer landed her dream job

  Jan. 12, 2024

• Biden renominates Julie Su as labor secretary

  Jan. 9, 2024

• Recruiting in 2024: Flexibility is king

  Jan. 8, 2024

• Out of the office or out of touch? Workers share auto reply pet peeves

  Jan. 5, 2024

• RTO limited to new hires, survey shows

  Jan. 3, 2024

• 5 minutes with Greenhouse’s chief people officer

  Dec. 22, 2023

• US physical health on the decline, with implications for employers

  Dec. 20, 2023

• How to make L&D more strategic

  Dec. 19, 2023

• More than half of US professionals have asked or want to ask a co-worker’s salary

  Dec. 15, 2023

• LinkedIn to pay $6.75M in ERISA class-action settlement

  Dec. 14, 2023

• Business owner ordered to attend anti-retaliation training after allegedly interfering with DOL investigation

  Dec. 14, 2023

• US pay raises to dip, but remain high in 2024, WTW says

  Dec. 13, 2023

• Want employees to use their benefits? Rebrand them, experts say.

  Dec. 7, 2023

• Frontier Airlines settles claim it discriminated against pregnant and lactating employees

  Dec. 6, 2023

• How employers tackle the social determinants of work

  Dec. 5, 2023

• 5 minutes with Sam’s Club’s chief people officer

  Dec. 4, 2023

• Biden DOL nominee stalled in Senate

  Nov. 29, 2023

• Adoption benefits on the rise

  Nov. 29, 2023

• Deloitte’s chief learning officer on speaking to 100 leaders in 100 days

  Nov. 28, 2023

• A Taco Bell worker reported a party where co-workers were ‘openly having sex.’ Employees retaliated and HR did nothing, a lawsuit alleges.

  Nov. 27, 2023

• Babe, those exclamation marks in emails don’t pass the vibe check!

  Nov. 27, 2023

• OpenAI’s 3-CEO weekend: A cautionary tale for leadership transitions

  Nov. 21, 2023

• Middle managers may be the secret weapon for talent development

  Nov. 21, 2023

• 5 minutes with Applied Materials’ CHRO

  Nov. 17, 2023

• Pet insurance is the ‘in vogue’ voluntary employee benefit

  Nov. 16, 2023

• Massachusetts considers 4-day workweek incentive

  Nov. 15, 2023

• Work experience, not college, prepared employees for jobs, study finds

  Nov. 14, 2023

• Meet Maria and Janet, the latest AI HR professionals

  Nov. 13, 2023

• Apple agrees to $25 million DOJ settlement for alleged discrimination against US workers

  Nov. 10, 2023

• Aflac CHRO: ‘Be reasonable’ about return to work

  Nov. 9, 2023

• How organizations bridge the gap between employers and those experiencing homelessness

  Nov. 7, 2023

• Job seekers are on the hunt, focused on AI roles, LinkedIn says

  Nov. 2, 2023

• Workers divided on company responses to Israel-Hamas war, survey shows

  Nov. 1, 2023

• 10 HR nightmares to give you goosebumps

  Oct. 27, 2023

• Employers say they’re working to balance employee needs against predicted 6.4% increase in healthcare costs

  Oct. 25, 2023

• HR horror stories we tell in the dark

  Oct. 23, 2023

• Workforce equity: Employers stuck in ‘time warp’ about older workers

  Oct. 20, 2023

• Starbucks’ threat to cut abortion travel benefits violated NLRA, agency judge says

  Oct. 18, 2023

• Employers may be catfishing applicants, driving them away

  Oct. 18, 2023

• Ghost jobs haunt job ads

  Oct. 12, 2023

• California law gives workers 5 days of leave for reproductive loss

  Oct. 11, 2023

• ‘A low bar’: How California’s new workplace violence prevention plan aims to make workplaces safer

  Oct. 11, 2023

• Dollar General workers were forced to pump in ‘unsanitary’ stockrooms, restrooms, complaint alleges

  Oct. 11, 2023

• Office dress code: Shirt, shoes, shorts required?

  Oct. 10, 2023

• 4 tips for implementing a thoughtful benefits strategy — and getting a strong ROI

  Oct. 10, 2023

• Conservative legal group wants EEOC to strike out MLB’s diversity initiatives

  Oct. 6, 2023

• Financial strain is up, yet workers remain cautiously optimistic, Bank of America finds

  Oct. 3, 2023

• Under Democratic control, EEOC makes ‘roaring return’ to high levels of litigation

  Oct. 3, 2023

• Appeals court says Hyatt wrongfully delayed paying out vacation time in COVID-19-driven layoffs

  Oct. 2, 2023

• 80% of LGBTQ+ workers comfortable being out at work — or are they?

  Sept. 28, 2023

• Black employees say working at TikTok was ‘​an absolute nightmare’

  Sept. 26, 2023

• EEOC: Trucking companies allowed harassment of mechanics over sexuality

  Sept. 20, 2023

• Report: Baby boomers most likely to prefer flexible, remote work

  Sept. 19, 2023

• California set to require workplace violence prevention plans

  Sept. 18, 2023

• EEOC: Walmart allegedly fired workers with disabilities over tests unrelated to their jobs

  Sept. 15, 2023

• Is your job nonsense?

  Sept. 15, 2023

• EEOC: Previous arrest, conviction not barriers to a federal government job

  Sept. 14, 2023

• Amazon boosts pay, education and child care benefits for delivery drivers

  Sept. 13, 2023

• EEOC: Verizon told worker with disability to quit, reapply for job

  Sept. 7, 2023

• Inside Pinterest’s year of flexible work

  Sept. 7, 2023

• US Senate confirms Gwynne Wilcox to Dem-controlled NLRB

  Sept. 6, 2023

• Murderers, marauders and people managers: An HR podcast for your queue

  Sept. 6, 2023

• NLRB rules on worker protections ahead of Labor Day

  Sept. 1, 2023

• NLRB widens definition of protected activity in new ruling

  Aug. 31, 2023

• McDonald’s anti-poaching case to proceed, 7th Circuit rules

  Aug. 28, 2023

• Hybrid jobs surge as remote jobs plummet

  Aug. 28, 2023

• NLRB: Unions can represent workers without an election

  Aug. 25, 2023

• NLRB eases path for union elections with new rule

  Aug. 24, 2023

• Now Hiring: What’s your sign?

  Aug. 23, 2023

• Soft skills key to the evolving workplace, survey finds

  Aug. 18, 2023

• EEOC alleges Olive Garden asked illegal questions during a job interview

  Aug. 17, 2023

• Illinois pay transparency law mandates pay scale, benefits in job postings

  Aug. 15, 2023

• NLRB says HCA Healthcare ‘unilaterally implemented’ pandemic pay program without union’s input

  Aug. 11, 2023

• EEOC, Black employee reach settlement in racial discrimination case

  Aug. 9, 2023

• Biden taking steps to protect workers from extreme heat

  July 28, 2023

• EEOC: Employers must ensure AI tools are accessible for workers with visual disabilities

  July 27, 2023

• Payscale: Most companies plan 3.8% employee raises for 2024

  July 27, 2023

• Pardon me: Nearly half of companies offer worker etiquette classes

  July 25, 2023

• AI puts glitch in graduates’ employment plans

  July 21, 2023

• Court: Case alleging senior facility let residents racially harass staff may move forward

  July 19, 2023

• Tyson Foods to subsidize employees’ child care at new facility

  July 19, 2023

• Economy stymies tech diversity growth, survey finds

  July 14, 2023

• Senate confirms Biden EEOC nominee, cementing Democratic majority

  July 13, 2023

• Amazon settles lawsuit alleging COBRA notices were threatening

  July 12, 2023

• Maine to implement paid family and medical leave in 2026

  July 11, 2023

• Food manufacturer commits to national compliance after ‘hot goods’ child labor investigation

  July 10, 2023

• Shaky economy drives workers to dip into retirement accounts

  July 7, 2023

• 5 minutes with Aflac’s CHRO

  July 5, 2023

• (S)toking the talent flames: Can partaking help HR take a blunt stance on weed at work?

  June 30, 2023

• Firefighter’s service dog doesn’t need to prove its training, court says

  June 29, 2023

• SHRM calls for change at annual conference

  June 27, 2023

• Pride month shows employers have a long way to go

  June 23, 2023

• Chobani ups minimum wage, offers childcare and eldercare stipend

  June 22, 2023

• Second-chance hiring requires asking the right questions

  June 16, 2023

• 5 quick tips for employers on AI adoption

  June 16, 2023

• ‘Tsunami’ of state AI regulation coming

  June 15, 2023

• Disney’s former benefits leader discusses her move into healthcare delivery

  June 15, 2023

• 4 tips to prepare for pay transparency

  June 13, 2023

• Bill Clinton calls for paid leave, skills-first hiring

  June 13, 2023

• Wildfires show need for climate change-related federal protections for workers, advocacy group says

  June 9, 2023

• Court denies Marriott class-action settlement on suspicion of collusion

  June 5, 2023

• Supreme Court limits union’s strike protection

  June 2, 2023

• Target, union workers reach resolution over job ad age discrimination claims

  June 1, 2023

• NLRB: Noncompete agreements violate federal labor law

  May 30, 2023

• Walmart expands mental health services for employees

  May 24, 2023

• Court shoots down former AstraZeneca employee’s religious, disability discrimination COVID-19 vaccine case

  May 15, 2023

• E-ZPass operator, staffing agency will pay $120K to settle claim they fired worker for hearing disability

  May 15, 2023

• Weight discrimination has negative effects in the workplace, studies show

  May 11, 2023

• Happy Hour: What price would you pay to work from home?

  May 10, 2023

• Jury may decide whether supervisor was fired for opposing disability discrimination

  May 8, 2023

• Washington passes warehouse productivity quota protection law

  May 5, 2023

• Going to Taylor Swift concert while on FMLA leave could create bad blood with employer

  May 5, 2023

• Worker, retiree confidence in retirement savings sees largest drop since Great Recession

  May 4, 2023

• Supreme Court won’t hear retaliation case of White former police officers who opposed diversity initiative

  May 1, 2023

• Equal Rights Amendment resolution blocked in US Senate

  April 28, 2023

• Mayo Clinic: Menopause symptoms cost $1.8B per year in lost productivity

  April 28, 2023

• Glassdoor: Despite layoffs, tech dominates highest-paid internship list

  April 25, 2023

• Laid off from Hyland, recruiters, managers and workers join forces for the job hunt

  April 24, 2023

• Proposal to ban noncompetes draws backlash from business, support from workers

  April 24, 2023

• Feds publish contractors’ workforce demographic data in response to FOIA request

  April 19, 2023

• ‘Be the pioneer’: How HR pros can demonstrate value to leadership

  April 17, 2023

• Calling workers ‘family’ a red flag, job candidates say

  April 14, 2023

• Complaint alleging U.S. Air Force denied interpreters for deaf employees set as class action

  April 13, 2023

• A resume gap can be ‘an automatic whammy’ for candidates. Returnships can bridge that gap.

  April 12, 2023

• NLRB: Unfair labor practice charges, union petitions on the rise

  April 10, 2023

• When it comes to college basketball coach pay, the ball is in revenue’s court

  April 6, 2023

• Half of neurodivergent workers say they want to quit their jobs — or already have

  April 5, 2023

• Worker advocates call on OSHA to set standard on employee surveillance

  April 3, 2023

• Jury can hear Under Armour case of employee allegedly fired for complaining about a male manager’s striptease

  March 31, 2023

• How second-chance hiring programs can strengthen the workforce

  March 30, 2023

• Manufacturing staffing company will pay $75K to settle claim it refused to hire German-born citizen

  March 29, 2023

• Financial services industry has work to do on trustworthiness, study suggests

  March 29, 2023

• Michigan’s ‘right-to-work’ repeal to bring employers, unions to the bargaining table

  March 28, 2023

• EEOC sues Otis Elevator Co. for refusing to accommodate worker with ADHD, autism

  March 24, 2023

• Workplace pilots look to provide ‘unignorable evidence’ in favor of 4-day workweeks

  March 23, 2023

• Indeed to cut 15% of its workforce

  March 22, 2023

• Supreme Court declines to hear former Proctor & Gamble employee’s gender bias case

  March 20, 2023

• Jury can ‘watch the watchmen,’ hear claim EEOC underpaid Black woman

  March 17, 2023

• LinkedIn Recruiter needs a ‘nutrition label,’ researchers say

  March 15, 2023

• Silicon Valley Bank workers will help run the bank until a buyer is found

  March 13, 2023

• Long COVID-19: Don’t ‘get bogged down in determining a disability’

  March 13, 2023

• DOL: Florida restaurants withheld $190K from workers to cover operating costs

  March 10, 2023

• WTW: International pension and savings plans on the rise for expats, workers in unstable countries

  March 9, 2023

• Employee burnout remains high but shows signs of improvement

  March 8, 2023

• ‘Digital nomads’ expand the reaches of remote work

  March 7, 2023

• Manufacturer settles for $460K over CEO’s alleged discriminatory age-based comments

  March 3, 2023

• DOL oversight of subminimum wage certificates lagging, GAO says

  March 1, 2023

• Pay transparency is not just ‘a compliance exercise’

  Feb. 27, 2023

• Interpreting the FMLA, one case at a time

  Feb. 27, 2023

• Quiet Black History Month ‘a warning sign,’ DEI pros say

  Feb. 27, 2023

• Could pay equity going ‘mainstream’ help close the racial pay gap?

  Feb. 23, 2023

• Two-thirds of Black women change their hair for job interviews, even as CROWN Act support grows

  Feb. 22, 2023

• Remote, hybrid work linked to more anxiety, depression

  Feb. 22, 2023

• Lansing, Michigan, settles claims it terminated employee for not working the Sabbath

  Feb. 16, 2023

• New York governor announces 12 weeks paid parental leave for state workers

  Feb. 16, 2023

• OSHA to issue special visas to immigrant workers during criminal investigations

  Feb. 15, 2023

• HR lacks support, funding to achieve 2023 priorities, report finds

  Feb. 14, 2023

• As skills become obsolete at a ‘breathtaking’ pace, risk and project management remain solid L&D investments

  Feb. 10, 2023

• Biden calls for paid leave, ban on noncompetes in State of the Union

  Feb. 8, 2023

• Lawmakers move to extend FMLA to workers at small businesses, schools

  Feb. 7, 2023

• More than half of CEOs would downsize real estate before staff

  Feb. 7, 2023

• Small business wage growth lags while hiring climbs

  Feb. 6, 2023

• EEOC looks to outsmart AI in employment

  Feb. 2, 2023

• Adopting skills-first approach, Cleveland Clinic removes some 4-year degree requirements

  Jan. 31, 2023

• Women make gains on corporate boards, report finds

  Jan. 30, 2023

• CEOs at Davos weigh in on quiet quitting: ‘We need to think differently about work.’

  Jan. 27, 2023

• Nothing quiet on the talent front in 2023

  Jan. 25, 2023

• Amtrak lays down track for future rail workers with scholarship program

  Jan. 23, 2023

• CEOs display record pessimism about global economy

  Jan. 23, 2023

• Google to cut 12,000 jobs, as tech layoffs stack up

  Jan. 20, 2023

• DHS strengthens deportation protection for undocumented workers involved in employment claims

  Jan. 18, 2023

• Recruiters say better onboarding may reduce new hire resentment

  Jan. 17, 2023

• Nearly half of employees, managers would take a 20% pay cut to be trusted more

  Jan. 17, 2023

• Some California tech firms post wide pay ranges in wake of new law

  Jan. 11, 2023

• Hiring tech market could more than double by 2026

  Jan. 11, 2023

• Some pandemic-era work solutions ‘should be made permanent,’ UN labor report says

  Jan. 9, 2023

• US employers still plan first-quarter hiring despite inflation, report finds

  Jan. 9, 2023

• Amazon to ax 18,000 jobs

  Jan. 6, 2023

• More companies are trying out 4-day workweeks — and not turning back

  Dec. 21, 2022

• Despite enforcement delays, attorneys urge preparation for AI, privacy laws

  Dec. 20, 2022

• Representation means more than just hiring Black workers, panelists say

  Dec. 16, 2022

• University of Texas, Google team up on career training for students

  Dec. 14, 2022

• University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee to offer HR apprenticeships

  Dec. 13, 2022

• Americans turn to side hustles to combat inflation, recession

  Dec. 9, 2022

• DEI progress stalled in 2022

  Dec. 8, 2022

• Office parties are coming back for the holidays

  Dec. 6, 2022

• Amazon revokes job offers over economic uncertainty

  Dec. 2, 2022

• Workers overwhelmed, distracted by email

  Dec. 1, 2022

• Twitter’s return-to-work mandate violates ADA, class-action suit alleges

  Nov. 29, 2022

• Retirement benefits nearly as important as salary, survey finds

  Nov. 28, 2022

• Job posts with pay transparency may save employers money

  Nov. 22, 2022

• Greater management diversity leads to better financial performance, report finds

  Nov. 18, 2022

• Aging population will keep talent pool tight even in a recession, a Glassdoor economist says

  Nov. 17, 2022

• Remote work levels the playing field for caregivers, survey finds

  Nov. 17, 2022

• United settles suit involving Buddhist pilot who sought AA meeting alternative

  Nov. 10, 2022

• Feds eye employee training repayment agreements

  Nov. 10, 2022

• Salary transparency laws drive employers to address pay parity

  Nov. 10, 2022

• Paid sick leave reduces vaccine disparities, report finds

  Nov. 8, 2022

• Elon Musk’s Twitter takeover is an ‘anomaly’ in human resources

  Nov. 3, 2022

• Employers investing more in individual coverage HRAs, report shows

  Nov. 2, 2022

• What’s in a job? Employers question remote employees working a second gig

  Nov. 1, 2022

• LinkedIn’s new tool promotes hiring internal candidates

  Oct. 27, 2022

• Health benefit costs to skyrocket in 2023, but US will lag

  Oct. 25, 2022

• Glassdoor lets job seekers filter companies by D&I scores

  Oct. 20, 2022