HR Management

Watch out for AI software’s hidden hiring risks

10/22/2019

Artificial intelligence sounds like it could be hiring’s Holy Grail: A completely automated system that maximizes application-sorting efficiency, minimizes HR labor and reduces the chance that bias could taint the hiring process. If only. Despite its great potential, AI carries liability risks that HR pros must understand.

Depending who you ask, HR gets mixed reviews

10/21/2019

The good news: More than 80% of surveyed executives say they feel comfortable approaching HR with problems, believe they get excellent support from their company’s HR function and think HR has been effective in improving the workplace. The bad news: Far fewer non-managers have such warm feelings about HR.

You’ll pay if dress code incites harassment

10/21/2019

If you are in the restaurant or entertainment industry and require employees to wear revealing outfits at work, prepare for an unfortunate if entirely predictable consequence: Customers may harass your workers.

OSHA steamed over burned Queen City, Georgia employee

10/15/2019

A Georgia company faces $211,400 in fines after an employee suffered serious burns from a steam pipe.

Fix a terrible, awful, no-good day

10/04/2019

When humiliation occurs, it can seem nearly impossible to crawl out from underneath it and reclaim some dignity. In the worst moments, advice is difficult to hear, let alone follow. But there are some helpful strategies to guide you forward.

Brainy tech tips to manage stress and productivity on the go

10/01/2019

The next time stress threatens to launch us into orbit, the following tips may bring balance back into our life and keep us grounded.

The HR I.Q. Test: October ’19

10/01/2019

Here’s your monthly quiz on HR news and trends.

Which meetings are worthwhile? A test

09/26/2019

Here’s a revolutionary way to determine which meetings are truly worthwhile: Cancel all formal meetings for a month.

Amputated finger points to several OSHA violations

09/23/2019

In all, OSHA cited the employer for 17 violations and fines totaling $287,212. The amputation was just the tip of the workplace safety iceberg.

Job satisfaction soars, but growth worries persist

09/23/2019

American workers are feeling better about their jobs than they have in years, according to a new nationwide poll by the Conference Board nonprofit business think tank.