Get Ready to Open SHRM’s ‘Curriculum-in-a-Box’

?A new SHRM toolkit exclusively for HR faculty and educators is now available: the HR Curriculum-in-a-Box, a comprehensive collection of resources (Undergraduate overview: Introduction to human resource management; training and development; compensation... Read more »

The Key to Improving Equity in the Workplace: an Analytical Aptitude

?Workers value fairness: 88 percent of U.S. workers believe fairness is extremely important or very important in the workplace. And research suggests that workers are willing to quit rather than accept unfair... Read more »

Support for Service Members Seeking SHRM Certification

?Leadership and teamwork are deep-seated values in military service that translate well into the world of work. Leadership & Navigation is the very first competency in the SHRM Body of Applied Skills... Read more »

Weekly Jobless Claims Drop Back Down

?States reported that 192,000 workers filed for new unemployment benefits during the week ending March 11, a decrease of 20,000 from the previous week’s revised level. About 1.6 million workers continue to claim unemployment... Read more »

Episode 390: Enhancing the Workplace With Neurodiversity With Dr. Scott Robertson, ODEP

Workology Podcast interview with Dr. Scott Robertson, Senior Policy Advisor with ODEP, talking about neurodiversity in the workplace. The post Episode 390: Enhancing the Workplace With Neurodiversity With Dr. Scott Robertson, ODEP... Read more »

Pros and Cons of the Four-Day Workweek

The pros and cons of the four-day workweek are of great interest among Human Resources professionals and the talent they manage. After all, the four-day workweek is the one topic on which... Read more »

Older Workers Are ‘Unretiring.’ What Can Employers Do to Welcome Them Back?

?The COVID-19-related decline in workforce participation among older people is reversing. The pandemic saw an increase in older workers leaving the workforce in the U.S., turning around a long-term trend toward rising... Read more »

Colorado Bill Would Give Some Union Protections to Public Employees

?Public-sector workers in Colorado would get limited union rights under a bill recently introduced in the state Legislature. If passed, the bill would allow public-sector workers to form a labor union, discuss... Read more »

Should Employers Stop Requiring Vaccines once the Pandemic Emergencies End?

?Companies in some sectors, such as health care, may feel legally compelled to maintain vaccine requirements even after the pandemic’s public health and national emergencies end on May 11. But some employers... Read more »

British Columbia’s Card-Check Certification Makes It Easier to Join a Union

?The government of British Columbia signed a law that took effect on June 2, 2022, and gave workers in the Canadian province an easier path to form a union. The Labor Relations... Read more »
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