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View ArticleWhat Trump’s ‘shock’ federal return-to-office order could mean for employers
Amid the flurry of executive orders issued on his first day back in the Oval Office, President Trump waded into the ongoing debate about return-to-office best practices, mandating all federal workers...
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View ArticleHow this CHRO’s global HR experience prepared him to lead in emerging markets
Global strife and uncertainty have increasingly come into the HR spotlight in recent years—from a divided U.S. electorate to economic fears and conflicts in the Middle East and Ukraine. They are...
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At the conclusion of President Trump’s first week back in office, HR software provider HiBob’s Chief Marketing Officer Sarah Reynolds, who identifies as trans and non-binary, didn’t mince words. “I’m...
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In a report released last month, the Federal Trade Commission gave credence to an issue HR and benefits professionals know well: Pharmacy benefit managers are marking up prices significantly, causing a...
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Few phrases have been in the headlines in President Trump’s first two weeks back in office more than “diversity, equity and inclusion.” Following through on his pledges to curb “wokeness,” Trump...
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Smart data use isn’t just a business mandate for Megan Ackerson, CHRO of sales performance management solution provider Xactly Corp. It’s a personal passion as well. “I could really spend hours geeking...
View ArticleIs trust the missing ingredient to hiring and retention in 2025?
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