HR and benefits leaders have a lot on their plates.
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Employees fed up with managers say AI bosses are the answer
Everyone has had a less-than-ideal boss at some point, but some are so fed up, they’d prefer a robot to unpleasant human interactions.
For younger generations, a toxic workplace is a dealbreaker
The term “workplace toxicity” can be applied to any environment employees would describe as poisonous, harmful, or very unpleasant — not exactly a badge of honor.
Too much tech? A confusing web of workplace tools can drain employee productivity
From the point of hire onward, employees want to feel well-equipped to do their job. Access to clear, obtainable information paves the way for workers to find their place in a company, cut down on wasted time and hit the ground running.
Can DEI efforts combat antisemitic hiring bias?
A new survey of hiring managers and recruiters suggests significant job discrimination against Jews that squares with the nation’s rising tide of antisemitism.
6 workplace trends employers should embrace in 2022
The workplace has dramatically evolved over the course of the last two years, and as employers prepare for the new year, they’ll need to take into account how employees’ priorities have shifted if they want to attract and retain top talent.
Employees are using up their sick time to avoid a toxic workplace
Misconduct, bullying and harassment in the workplace have been problems for employees long before the pandemic took hold, but while remote work may have gotten people out of the physical office, it didn’t rid employees of these concerning issues.
What omicron means for the workforce, according to this doctor and infectious disease expert
Policy, not punishment: How to approach drug testing in the workplace
Employers are questioning their stance on drug testing and what a drug-free workplace looks like as marijuana and other recreational drugs become legal and less stigmatized.