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‘Guilty Feminist’ Podcast Host on the Power of Including Yourself

Workday

says Deborah Frances-White, appropriately delivering that advice in more of a roar than a statement in her stage-trained voice. She and I were sitting in the green room at the Milano Convention Centre, right before she took the stage for the Inspiration Keynote at Workday Rising Europe in November. What exactly does that mean?

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Fundamental Uncertainty | 5 strategic HR & people priorities for 2024

HR Trend Institute

In an era of fundamental uncertainty, what should you prioritize in your HR and people 2024 strategy? It’s that time when many HR commentators and thought leaders make predictions based on trends reshaping the world of work. But in 2024 is it still realistic to make predictions amidst constant change and uncertainty?

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14 Opportunities to Address Unconscious Biases in the Modern Workplace

Bonusly

These biases “are social stereotypes about certain groups of people that individuals form outside their own conscious awareness,” writes UCSF’s Office of Diversity and Outreach. Audit the language in your job listings and revise if necessary to appeal to a more diverse, more qualified pool of applicants. Job postings. Company policies.

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Common Employee Complaints About Bad Bosses

HR Daily Advisor

For example: Bosses who don’t seem to value the employee’s time and routinely come to employees with “critical” or “emergency” tasks—that really aren’t—10 minutes before the workday was due to end. But for employers interested in improving employee morale and workplace culture, the idea of “bad” is too general. What makes a bad boss?

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Money on their Minds: Financial Wellness as a Benefit

Zenefits

Several reports from 2017, including the PwC Employee Financial Wellness Survey and the Center for Financial Services Innovation , conclude that anxiety about individual financial wellness is rampant among the majority of today’s workers. Already many employers, particularly mid- and large-size companies, are recognizing this as a serious issue.

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Designing Strong Performance Goals: Practical Examples for HR Leaders

Primalogik

C reating clear and achievable performance goals allows employees to reach their highest potential. Without such goals, employee growth and organizational success will be limited. But with the evolving nature of work, what does an effective performance goal look like today? Table of Contents 1. Advantages of Strong Performance Goals 2.

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Caitlin Collins: “Inclusion for neurodiversity”

Thrive Global

Caitlin holds a Bachelor of Science degree and a Masters of Science degree, both in Organizational Psychology with a certification in Training and Development. Inclusion for neurodiversity. This one is closest to my heart and passion. Currently, about 20% of adults are neurodiverse. Thank you so much for joining us in this interview series!