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Snapshot: Google’s top HR-related search terms of 2022

01/24/2023
Who’s tired of quiet quitting? Apparently not Google users. The term averaged more monthly searches than any other HR-related Google query last year.

2022: A year like none other for class actions

01/18/2023
Duane Morris LLP released its Class Action Review 2023 examining all categories of class-action litigation, and one thing is clear for employers in 2023: Be prepared.

Will 2023 be the year of workers’ rights?

01/06/2023
California already has passed a slew of new employment laws going into effect in 2023 and beyond that expand paid medical leave to anyone an employee designates as a family member, create protected bereavement leave and ban discrimination based on off-duty cannabis use.

HR analytics expert details why analytics is vital to your company

01/04/2023
Human resources analytics, a relatively new discipline, is growing at an extraordinary rate and is quickly becoming an essential competency for HR professionals, according to Dr. Michele Rigolizzo, an assistant professor at the Feliciano School of Business at Montclair State University.

Biden signs Omnibus budget bill: What employers need to know

01/04/2023
In time to avert a federal government shutdown, Congress passed and President Biden signed the sprawling Omnibus funding bill into law. Included in the final version that funded federal agencies through fiscal year 2023 were changes that impact how employers operate.

The HR I.Q. Test: January ’23

01/01/2023
Here’s your monthly quiz on HR news and trends.

Huge employment law verdicts and settlements in 2022

12/22/2022
Employees who sued their current or former employers reaped spectacular paydays in 2022. For some, it was almost like winning the lottery.

Jumpstart your career in the new year

12/21/2022
The HR profession has undergone high turnover due to stress from the pandemic and the turbulent economy. A survey by the workplace communications app Workvivo found that 98% of HR pros felt burned out in the last six months. Nearly 80% said they were open to leaving their jobs.

Some work and some play

12/21/2022
In search of close friendships or romance? Look around your office!

New year, 7 new HR resolutions

12/21/2022
By now, you may already have broken your personal 2023 resolutions, from fitness to finances. Do not despair: Here are seven professional HR resolutions you can keep all year.