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HR pros don’t need Jamie Dimon to tell them AI is as transformational as the printing press

HR Brew

It was a puzzling document that left some wondering if the finance exec is eyeing political office. The billionaire banker also pontificated on the rapid expansion of artificial intelligence, likening this new tech to “the printing press, the steam engine, electricity, computing and the internet.” Quick-to-read HR news & insights.

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Most HR pros say companies are likely to expand, not reduce, fertility benefits

HR Brew

The current political landscape, marked by the Alabama ruling and the overturning of Roe v. Among the HR professionals who said their companies were evaluating their fertility benefits in light of the political landscape, 63% said they were looking to expand them, while 24% said they were looking to reduce them, and the rest were unsure.

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Take Control- Stop Feeling Burned Out At Work!

Trish McFarlane

Political Climate- There is no denying that our political climate has amped up the stress people feel about their personal situations. Tie this to the political climate, and you’re in a situation where you’re being bombarded with negative messages at a constant pace. 3 Stressors Leading to Burnout.

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HR executives are receiving higher pay, titles today than in previous decades

HR Brew

The #MeToo movement, which started in 2017, led to the ouster of some 200 powerful men in business and politics, and prompted workplaces to rethink policies and training regarding sexual misconduct, as well as the use of nondisclosure agreements to handle harassment claims. Quick-to-read HR news & insights.

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World of HR: At Hitachi, it pays to embrace diversity…literally

HR Brew

While DE&I efforts in the US have become the target of right-wing politics, they’re full steam ahead in Japan, where one company will reward employees who foster a diverse workplace. Hitachi, a Tokyo-based tech company, will include DE&I in its employee performance reviews starting in April 2025, Nikkei Asia news reported.

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One in four companies will comment on sociopolitical issues less frequently going forward, survey finds

HR Brew

Previous research has found that employees who are female, Black, Hispanic, and Gen Z or millennial are more likely to feel supported at work when their employer speaks publicly on a political issue that impacts them, a 2023 Glassdoor survey found. Quick-to-read HR news & insights. Subscribe to HR Brew today.

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did I make a mistake by sharing my salary with a coworker?

Ask a Manager

Is salary simply too taboo to discuss in polite company? For the sake of thoroughness, I will note that sometimes people have bad reactions to this sort of news that aren’t constructive — like resenting the higher-paid colleague rather than blaming the company. Don’t conclude that. Being upset makes sense! That could happen!

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