HR Management

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    Corporate spy’s confession tees up Deel, Rippling court battle

    The alleged mole said he stole information from Rippling at Deel’s direction, an affidavit shows. Deel has promised to debunk the claims in court.

    By • April 11, 2025
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    Majority of workers say Trump policy changes will affect them personally

    Nearly half of workers said they’re looking to their HR team to help them understand the impact of the shifts.

    By Carolyn Crist • April 10, 2025
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    A deep dive into the future of work

    With shifting employee expecations and the sudden ubiquity of AI, uncertainity is the only certainty in the future of work, workforce experts say. But there are steps HR can take to cope.

    By HR Dive staff
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    The people-first workplace approach is slipping away, researchers say

    From AI to DEl, people-first policies are on the back burner, data from Leapsome shows.

    By • April 9, 2025
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    Bill would nullify PWFA abortion-related protections

    The “Love Them Both Act” joins other challenges to EEOC’s controversial interpretation.

    By • April 8, 2025
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    [Podcast] The Stretch: Workforce health and benefits – expanded

    This podcast series seeks to highlight innovative thinking when it comes to health and benefits.

    By HR Dive's studioID • Updated Nov. 25, 2024
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    Remote monitoring references are up 216% in the past 4 years, Glassdoor says

    Researchers suggested a Big Brother era may be upon corporate America, despite worker unease. 

    By • April 8, 2025
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    The business case for mental safety: Why HR leaders must prioritize psychological well-being

    Boost retention and productivity by making your workplace mentally safe. Here’s how to do it.

    By Chelcie Piasio • April 7, 2025
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    When to shift from tactical to strategic HR

    HR often begins with tactical tasks like payroll, hiring and compliance – essential processes for any company.

    By Megan Moran, Manager, HR Services • April 7, 2025
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    Employers say they’re shifting away from assigned desks, large private offices

    Leaders are also seeing the importance of quiet spaces for employees to meet and do work requiring sustained focus, according to CBRE research.

    By Joe Burns • April 4, 2025
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    BLS jobs report

    Strong jobs report doesn’t yet reflect tariff uncertainty, economists say

    If stability remains out of sight, layoffs could be back on the table, a ManpowerGroup executive said.

    By • April 4, 2025
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    Workers and managers are clashing over RTO. What can HR do?

    Even with a full return to the office, flexibility remains possible, experts told HR Dive.

    By Jen A. Miller • March 31, 2025
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    Those RTO plans? CFOs aren’t all in.

    Five years after the COVID-19 pandemic amplified remote work’s possibilities, worker bees aren't the only ones resisting the return-to-office call.

    By Maura Webber Sadovi • March 28, 2025
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    Ben & Jerry’s says CEO was fired by Unilever over social activism

    The ice cream maker alleged the CPG giant has “repeatedly threatened” the company’s personnel if they failed to “silence” their outspokenness.

    By Christopher Doering • March 19, 2025
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    HR pros are understaffed but still find a way to thrive, per SHRM report

    SHRM’s 2025 State of the Workplace report also touched on the possible utility of AI at work.

    By • March 13, 2025
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    How the gender wage gap has changed since 1982

    Pew Research Center analysis shows that the gap has narrowed, but the details are nuanced.

    By • March 12, 2025
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    5 years later: How COVID-19 changed HR

    From remote work to religious accommodation, the COVID-19 pandemic fundamentally transformed HR’s landscape.

    By , • March 11, 2025
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    Could HR be political under Trump?

    Federal HR pros no longer need to be “career” officials. Analysts say this change seeks to turn HR roles into political appointments.

    By • March 11, 2025
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    Labor market ‘frozen in place’ amid Trump uncertainty, economists say

    The long-expected soft landing for the economy continues to hang in the balance.

    By • March 7, 2025
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    Elon Musk’s anti-HR playbook has reached its logical end. No one should be surprised.

    The billionaire’s management of companies from Tesla to X already telegraphed his plans for the federal bureaucracy he is reshaping.

    By • March 6, 2025
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    Opinion

    Why work friends might be the answer to workplace burnout

    “Meeting fatigue” has become a regular part of the lexicon, writes one KPMG leader. Could encouraging friendship at work help?

    By Sandy Torchia • March 4, 2025
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    Remote work ‘a refuge’ from gender discrimination, study finds

    Shifting all women to remote work isn’t the takeaway; rather, companies also should try to eliminate workplace bias itself, a study author said.

    By • March 3, 2025
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    Leading through change: 4 trends shaping HR in 2025

    HR professionals are uniquely positioned to influence how organizations adapt to shifts, writes Docusign VP and Chief Talent Officer Iesha Berry.

    By Iesha Berry • Feb. 24, 2025
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    HR’s new battlegrounds: 5 forces reshaping work in 2025 and beyond

    New field guide identifies five fundamental forces reshaping the future workplace. Read what 200+ HR and biz leaders reveal.

    Feb. 18, 2025
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    How to prepare an impactful staff engagement strategy for 2025 with Deel

    Low staff engagement costs the global economy 8.9 trillion US dollars, or 9% of global GDP.

    Feb. 18, 2025
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    There’s nothing sexy about ‘Babygirl’

    The viral Nicole Kidman-led film about a CEO’s affair with an intern is now a cult classic. Reporter Caroline Colvin just doesn’t get it.

    By • Feb. 13, 2025