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From Feedback to Action: Building Employee Listening Programs That Work
How HR can move beyond surveys to create real impact Employee surveys have been around for decades, but in many organizations, they’ve become just another box to check. Workers share their thoughts, leadership compiles the data, and then… silence. The...
Job Hugging: When Staying Becomes the Silent Form of Disengagement
Why staying put in uncertain times isn’t always safe—and what HR can do to reignite momentum Once defined by a surge of departures during the “Great Resignation,” today’s workforce is experiencing the opposite phenomenon: job hugging—employees clinging to roles not...
The New Role of HR in AI Adoption
Why HR must guide the ethical, practical, and human side of technology in 2025 Artificial intelligence is no longer a futuristic concept—it’s here, reshaping how organizations operate every day. From automating repetitive tasks to powering new workforce analytics, AI tools...
Sharpen Your Leadership Toolkit Before Year-End
As the end of the year approaches, it’s tempting to shift into maintenance mode. But the months leading up to Q4 present a critical window for HR professionals and leaders to sharpen their skills, set strategic intentions, and finish the...
Open Enrollment Starts Soon: How to Prepare Employees (and Yourself)
For HR teams, open enrollment season often brings a mix of urgency, repetition, and stress. But with preparation and thoughtful communication, it doesn’t have to be a scramble. In fact, it’s one of the best opportunities all year to build...
Back to Basics: What HR Can Learn from Back-to-School Season
As summer winds down and school supplies start filling store shelves, there's an undeniable sense of reset in the air. For HR leaders, August offers a valuable opportunity to channel that same back-to-school energy into the workplace. Just as students...
Helping New Managers Find Their Voice
The leap from individual contributor to manager can be one of the most exciting—and overwhelming—transitions in a career. Yet many organizations promote high performers into management roles without providing enough support. The result? Burnout, confusion, and missed opportunities. HR has...
The Overlooked Value of Job Descriptions
Job descriptions often fall into the category of administrative paperwork—something completed during hiring and rarely looked at again. But when used strategically, they can be powerful tools for alignment, communication, and growth. In a constantly evolving workplace, job descriptions must...
Preparing for the End-of-Year Rush: What HR Can Start Now
Use July to Get Ahead of Performance Reviews, Budgeting, and Planning Q4 often hits fast—and hard. Between performance reviews, budget planning, open enrollment, and year-end reporting, it can feel like a sprint with no time to breathe. But smart HR...