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Workforce Perspective: Is the Human Resources Department Dead?

Earlier this week I stumbled upon an article in the Harvard Business Review discussing the changes human resource departments must make to stay competitive as business changes.

Eight in 10 employees say employers should provide access to opportunities that help them succeed, according to a new survey from Prudential Financial Inc.

The economic influence of private businesses nurtures female-friendly policies

Out of 15 best places to work for compensation and benefits, Oakland, Calif.-based Kaiser Permanente snagged the No. 2 spot, according to an analysis by Indeed.

Facebook has added video chat functionality to Messenger Lite, making it the perfect alternative to the regular version of Messenger.

As a business owner, it’s easy to understand the benefits of high employee retention. Actually understanding how you can do it on a day-to-day basis is another thing.

When they're not eating avocado toast, or sending snaps to friends, Millennials are quickly infiltrating America's workforce. In fact, they're quickly overtaking baby boomers. Don't believe me? Fifty million Millennials are being hired between now and 2025.

Business Spotlight: A Vision for Human Resources

Seven years after the landmark Affordable Care Act was signed into law, human resources firms are still reaping the benefits of added regulations in the marketplace.

The Nielsen Norman Group announced its top intranets of 2018 at the end of January, the 18th time these awards have been presented. As an insight into what is happening in the intranet space, the research also denfines many trends that enterprises with the most effective intranets are incorporating into their design

Among the many resources healthcare organizations depend on to succeed, employees are perhaps the most important. Engaged and happy employees can affect a domino-like change within an organization, leading to improved clinical quality and enhanced bottom-lines.

Corporate Social Responsibility is a great tool where businesses can automatically achieve their sustainability goals by directing their profits towards heritage conservation through Impact based portfolios. It becomes important at this stage to detail and simplify the benefits and methods of the private sector engaging in Heritage Conservation.

If you want a leg up in providing superior customer service and a chance to bolster employee engagement along the way, then it's time to expand your viewpoint beyond individual customer interactions to the bigger picture of culture–specifically what I call "customer service culture."

Walter Winter, vice president and technology practice leader at Parker, Smith & Feek, is driving down the cost of employee benefits without diminishing the value of the health plan.

Wordsmithing alone isn't enough in the era of Instagram and Snapchat. How can communicators compete without a photography background?

College graduates are entering the workforce with student loan debt averaging about $35,000. Some are finding a new partner in paying those huge monthly bills: their employer.

Google has globally launched Hangouts Chat, a workplace communication tool, as a core part of its G Suite offerings.

How to navigate the digital transformation of HR

The capabilities of HCM systems available today have grown exponentially from those of a few short years ago, and the market is crowded with solution providers. But how can employers navigate the path toward creating a digital workplace without getting lost?

Fragmented HR can lead to roadblocks or even complete breakdown, of employee experiences. We look at how employers can inspire the workforce by simply connecting the HR dots

Now more than ever, leaders are open to fresh approaches and techniques. Meanwhile, the explosion of new platforms offers boundless potential to demonstrate leadership.

A CEO is only as good as his or her employees, so bringing new ones into the fold is a crucial task for companies, as freshly hired staff begin assimilating with their new organization and operations.

Bracing for Impact on Comp Ratios

As public companies begin to disclose CEO-pay ratios, experts say HR leaders need to be ready to respond to employee blowback.

Drop the investor-centric fluff, and find the core story of what makes your company unique. Hopefully, that doesn’t consist of execs who demand backup planes to follow their private jets.

How Happy Talk Can Ruin M&As

When mergers and acquisitions disappoint – as they do at least 50 percent of the time – a badly managed integration process is often to blame. Even deals with the greatest financial promise can be thwarted if the employees of one or both organisations aren’t on board. For leaders facing their own challenging integration, many experts emphasise the importance of a robust, persuasive communications plan.

Employers, Employees Face Disconnect Over Wellness Programming

Under a third of employees view wellness programming as an effective tool in improving their health even though 52 percent of employers believe their wellness programs work.

The Department of Labor may revise its regulations, but good policies remain essential

Smartphones leading the way to UC success

Mobile devices toppling PCs as the most important tool.

Chris Sullens, BDM at Lifeworks explains how organizations can boost employee well-being through personalized wellness communications strategies.

Those actionable deliverables aren’t going to operationalize themselves. Here are chief factors that hamper workplace efficiency, along with solutions to remove barriers to progress.

An estimated 77 million Americans are affected by ‘toxic’ work environments and offensive behaviors on the job.

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