Mon.Sep 28, 2020

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ICE and DHS Employer COVID Guidance You Need to Know

Cisive

The Immigration Reform and Control Act of 1986 (IRCA) requires employers in the United States to complete the ‘Form I-9, Employment Eligibility Verification’ for all newly-hired employees to verify their identity and their employment authorization to work in the country. Both employers and employees must complete the form. On March 19, 2020, due to precautions implemented by employers and employees associated with COVID-19, the DHS announced it would exercise prosecutorial discretion to defer th

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Talent Acquisition is NOT Marketing. Here’s why!

The Tim Sackett Project

We love, I love, to say Recruiting is Marketing! I love Recruitment Marketing and the technology behind it, I think it’s brilliant! Recruiting is also not sales! Why is Recruiting neither Marketing nor Sales? What’s the core function of marketing and sales? To welcome as many people as possible into your funnel so that all of those people will buy your product or service, or give to your charity, etc.

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I saw a coworker’s husband naked on Zoom – should I say anything?

Ask a Manager

A reader writes: So … the other day we had a full day Zoom meeting/training (~12 people from our company, including the boss and the trainer from outside the company). During the lunch break, the Zoom was still going on, but we were encouraged to go eat, stretch, etc. I turned off my camera and mic, but stayed on my computer to do some unrelated tasks.

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Learning Agility: What HR Professionals Need to Know

Digital HR Tech

In today’s fast-changing and often unpredictable world, learning agility is a skill in high demand. In this article, we’ll take a good look at learning agility; what it is, why it matters for organizations, how to assess it, and how to build it. Here goes! Contents What is learning agility? A definition Why learning agility matters for organizations Dimensions of learning agility How to assess learning agility How to help build learning agility FAQ.

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Smart Tools & Strong Teams: A People-First Approach to AI in Sales

Speaker: Matt Sunshine, CEO at The Center for Sales Strategy

AI isn’t replacing salespeople—it’s empowering them. The most forward-thinking sales organizations are using AI to enhance human performance rather than eliminate it. From coaching and messaging to prospecting and pipeline accountability, artificial intelligence is giving managers and SDRs the new tools they need to work smarter, sell better, and close more.

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Managing Candidate Expectations in a Pandemic World

Precheck

Managing Candidate Expectations in a Pandemic World Sep. 29, 2020. Antique Nguyen Marketing Specialist. The growth of technology has given consumers more choice than ever before. Providers of goods and services are expected to go beyond the bare minimum, offering an overall experience that produces real value for customers. The COVID-19 pandemic has further raised consumer standards.

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how to fire a difficult, long-time employee

Ask a Manager

A reader writes: I work in a small office in a declining industry. Our salespeople have seen reduced commissions because they are based on sales, and the owners have taken pay cuts to avoid layoffs and cutting employee’s salaries. One of our designers has been in the job since the company’s inception (20+ years) and has become increasingly difficult to deal with.

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How managers can support employees with bereavement

HR Zone

People Supporting employees with bereavement.

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I miss my toxic old job, living with a coworker, and more

Ask a Manager

It’s five answers to five questions. Here we go…. 1. I miss my toxic old job. I just left a very toxic work environment to the point where nine of thirteen people on the team quit last year (possibly more, these are just the ones I’m aware of). I had a high opinion of my direct manager as a person, though she often contributed unknowingly to the toxic environment at times.

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Five Tips For Mastering Non-Commute Work

Forbes Coaches Council

Here are a few commitments that will make the employee's move from office work to remote work beneficial for both the employee and the company.

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Unlock The Hidden Value Of Group Medicare Advantage For 2026

Speaker: Youseline Poteau-Young and Renide Jean, EdD

Group Medicare Advantage is no longer a trend; it’s the prevailing model for Medicare-eligible retiree coverage. As costs rise and benefit expectations evolve, HR leaders are rethinking how to deliver sustainable, high-value retiree plans in a shifting health landscape. With Group Medicare growing in adoption and sophistication, 2025 will be a defining year for benefits professionals looking to modernize retiree offerings while managing long-term financial and administrative impact.

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Judge Amy Coney Barrett’s Childcare Arrangements Are Not Relevant to Her Skills

Evil HR Lady

By Rachel Malehorn – Direct link, smugmug.com, CC BY 3.0 , WARNING: This post has nothing to do with politics. Any comments about the political side and whether Judge Barrett is qualified or unqualified to be a Supreme Court Justice will be deleted. I do not care what your political beliefs are. This is about women being judged on something other than knowledge, skills, and abilities.

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How to Stop Hiring Lousy Managers

SHRM

Every company has outstanding managers. These are the people who lead happy, productive teams, who easily motivate others and inspire innovation. They wear leadership like a comfortable sweater. If you take a moment, you can probably name a few of these excellent managers in your organization. And that’s the problem. There are only a few, and they are so rare, you can easily remember their names.

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Dr. Ibram X. Kendi on Building Anti-racist Workplaces

Great Place to Work

Kendi joined us recently for an exclusive talk on how companies can create fair and equal workplaces. Ibram equates fighting racism with fighting a cancer. He explains how we can build an anti-racist world by anchoring in shared definitions. Here are our favorite take-aways from the talk.

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Talent Management in the Creative Economy

Eightfold

In recent years, companies have begun shifting their emphasis from skills or knowledge to creativity when it comes to hiring. The creative economy broadly includes all workers whose efforts involve original creation, yet the skills these workers bring to the table extend beyond the deliverables they produce. Cultivating creative talent stands to transform companies, industries, and the entire economy.

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Why Equity-Driven Talent Strategies Are The Competitive Advantage You Need

Speaker: Anise Wiley-Little

In today’s rapidly shifting workplace landscape, this presentation explores how Human Resources professionals can lead the transformation toward inclusive, equity-centered practices that don’t just align with organizational values but drive innovation, retention, and long-term profitability. Framed through the concept of the economics of belonging, we’ll examine how inclusive design across hiring, development, and leadership pipelines creates measurable value for both for-profit and nonprofit or

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How to Calculate FLSA Overtime Pay

Workology

The Fair Labor Standards Act (FLSA) establishes minimum wage, overtime pay, recordkeeping, and child labor standards affecting full-time and part-time workers in the private sector and in Federal, Workology is the art and science of work, HR and recruitment. Join the resource revolution.

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Remote Working: How to Best Keep a Pulse on Employee-Wellbeing?

AIHR

The outbreak of Covid-19 has dealt a blow to the global economy, forcing companies to cut costs and lay off people. From the ones still in employment, many experience guilt for surviving the lay-offs , are fo rced to rethink the way they work and fe el stressed, anxious, and helpless. This situation puts HR in a difficult spot: Companies rely on HR to support employees and, at the same time, expect it to cut costs.

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How Thales Can Help Young Leaders Recognize Patterns

Forbes Coaches Council

If you’d like to become better at spotting patterns before it’s too late, the wisdom of the ancient Greek philosopher Thales could help you, regardless of how much life experience you have.

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Employer Tips for Remote Workers Moving Away

HRWatchdog

The COVID-19 pandemic has upended the way employers do business, including remote working arrangements that were forced upon many employers and employees in an effort to limit the spread of the disease. Initially viewed as temporary with a limited duration, remote working is still going strong after six months for many office-based employees with no immediate end in sight.

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New Research-Backed Strategies to Empower Managers as Culture & Engagement Leaders

Speaker: Beth Sunshine, SVP, Up Your Culture

When culture isn’t consistently lived out across the organization, engagement suffers—and it often starts with a disconnect at the top. In this session, Beth Sunshine, SVP of Up Your Culture at The Center for Sales Strategy, will reveal how HR and executive leaders can close the gap between vision and execution by equipping frontline and mid-level managers to become culture carriers.

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Five Enduring Themes For Leading Through Crisis

Forbes Coaches Council

These themes will continue to serve leaders in both the near and far-term as they navigate ever more rapidly evolving landscapes.

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VIDEO: Future Jobs in HR and Recruiting (and how HR Pros can get ready!)

The HR Capitalist

In this video , FOT leaders Kris Dunn and Tim Sackett talk about future jobs in the world of HR, recruiting and talent (from HBR), then discuss how HR Generalists should get ready for the trends by up-skilling through continuing education and development. (email subscribers click through if you don't see the video below or click here to view ).

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What CBD Oil for Dogs Is & What It Can Do

Take It Personel-ly

Caring for animals is not exactly a stress-free occupation, am I right? Having a non-talking being living with you is making it pretty difficult to determine what it might be thinking or feeling at a particular point in time. Still, as the owner, you get used to this non-verbal communication rather quickly and you start […].

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3 Key Development Areas for First-Time Managers

FlashPoint

Foundational Management Skills to decrease turnover and Adapt To changing business needs. Frontline leaders ­– especially those new to management – were already facing quite a few challenges, and to add the context of a global pandemic and ongoing social unrest into the picture complicates this even further. In 2019, the Frontline Leader Project* outlined the picture of a frontline leader, from how they felt about their transition to management to what their key stressors were.

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Is Your Organization Ready for Real-Time Payments (RTP) and FedNow?

Faster, more flexible payment isn’t a future goal — it’s happening now. Real-time payments and the FedNow® Service are transforming wage disbursement, offering instant deposits, stronger compliance, and a better employee experience. This guide outlines the opportunities, compliance risks, and operational best practices finance and payroll leaders should know.

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How To Stay Cool Without The Air Conditioner

Take It Personel-ly

Ways To Reduce Air Conditioner Usage As Singapore tends to be rather hot and humid all year round, it is not surprising to hear that many Singaporeans cannot go a day without having the air conditioning on to help them cool down. This then becomes a problem – a ridiculously high air conditioner bill. And […].

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The biggest news we've ever shared

Human Workplaces

Jamie and I started our first collaborative project (writing our first book, Humanize ) at the end of 2010—almost exactly 10 years ago. A few years later, in 2014, we were able to start a consulting business together, Culture That Works LLC (now branded Human Workplaces, obviously). And today—ten years after we embarked on this journey together—we are excited to announce a bold new trajectory for our work: Human Workplaces has been acquired by the Association Success Corporation.

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Why Is It So Important to Communicate Total Rewards?

HRsoft

Communicating total rewards is an important aspect of any retention and engagement strategy. While compensation may indeed only be one piece of what works to attract and retain employees, it is quite a significant piece. In order for employees to understand their value in the organization and the fairness with which you’re compensating them, you must become transparent about rewards.

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American workers need a break, says Monster survey

HR Digest

Millions of Americans have lost their jobs in the COVID-19 pandemic, and the remaining American workforce feels more burnt out by the day, according to a national survey released by Monster. It turns out, working in your PJs, avoiding the commute and answering emails from a hammock is not all it’s cracked up to be. The stress of juggling work and your home life, including children stuck at home because of school and summer camp closures, it’s no wonder Americans are exhausted.

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AI in HR: 20+ Prompts to Use Now

AI is reshaping the business landscape, including HR. This guide is designed to help you understand and implement AI effectively for tangible benefits and a more strategic approach. Learn how to: Automate routine tasks Boost data insights Enhance employee experiences Drive HR’s strategic value Download the guide today!

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Study Finds the Presence of Organizational Justice Leads to Higher Quality Work Environment

Pollack Peacebuilding

Summary of: Vance, M. “What’s really going on? Organizational justice and quality of workplace environment moderated by perceived supervisor support” (2020). Azusa Pacific University, ProQuest Dissertations Publishing , 1-36. Background & Theory: Past studies have defined organizational justice as the overall fairness of an organization divided into four categories: distributive justice, procedural justice, interpersonal justice, and informational justice.

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Never Too Late: 11 Tips To Help Busy Professionals Master A New Skill

Forbes Coaches Council

Learning something new might seem impossible when you are already so busy applying and refining the skills you rely upon every day. To help you open doors to new opportunities, these Forbes Coaches Council members provide tips on how to master a new skill that could broaden your career options.

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Navigating A Career Change While Staying Put

GetFive

If you want to change careers within the same company, we recommend following these steps: Understand how Career/Job changes happen within your organization. Does your company have any policies or guidelines? Speak to HR to understand the process. Do you know anyone who has switched careers? Can you speak to them to learn more about how they did it?