Former Google HR Chief predicts human resources revolution

Laszlo Bock believes that we are on the cusp of an HR revolution like the operations and manufacturing revolutions a century ago.
What do millennials think about workplace dress codes?

In a surprise outcome, new research suggests millennials believe “dressing up” for work boosts performance.
Are tech companies pushing back against pay transparency?

A consultant says the urge to suppress salary discussions may be understandable, but laws in the US are moving in a different direction.
McDonald’s Corp: Inside a fast-evolving culture

McDonald’s Corp has been deliberately evolving its internal culture, as global director of HR Analytics Derek Berube explains.
Transforming McDonald’s key talent model for a new age

McDonald’s Corp is reinventing talent management for its own disrupted space, as Chief People Officer David Fairhurst explains to HR Executive magazine.
How to get the most out of engagement surveys

Employee engagement is at the heart of new survey products that provide continual data. Survey questions can be key to getting accurate results.
Graduate female employees hit a peak influencing changes at work

Female college graduates dominate in the work place influencing compensation packages.
More AI Jobs filled by people with autism

People with autism can fill up AI jobs that are highly repetitive and analytical.
Why the HR business partner is an evolving role

Renowned HR industry analyst Josh Bersin discusses the importance of the HR business partner in modern business.
Why HR is at the heart of McDonald’s new golden age

Chief People Officer David Fairhurst is playing a key role as the storied McDonald’s brand adapts to a changing business and environment.
Are “superminds” the next step in tech disruption?

Workplace technology commentator John Sumser ponders an age where the intelligence of groups, teams, and organsiations is focused on.
New research shows the power of word choice in job descriptions

A LinkedIn report highlights the distinct word choices that can discourage women from applying for jobs.
Book review: Marcus Buckingham’s “Nine Lies About Work”

US-based HR technology commentator Bill Kutik offers a personalised review of “Nine Lies about Work”, the latest book from Marcus Buckingham.
Josh Bersin: Getting truly agile across the HR function

“Agile”, a design framework invented for software developers, has now landed in HR. And it’s transforming absolutely everything.
IBM accused of widespread age discrimination in the US

In an unrelated civil court case, a former HR leader at IBM has said that massive layoffs were part of an effort to appeal to millennial talent.
Are companies going too far in their employee surveillance?

New tools allow companies to put their workers under the microscope like never before – but are the insights worth the implications for trust and privacy?
How HR and technology can better support teams

New research shows that teams that most impact on the output of an organisation. Here’s how HR and technology can help their development.
US tech firms plan Asian expansion to secure talent

Companies in the US are gearing up to expand into Asian markets. They are in search of new talent, as well as customers.
How to bring out the best in every team across the organisation

Retention is increasingly becoming tied to the strength of an organisation’s teams, which in turn have the ability to power business success.
Are slow hiring decisions dragging organisations down?

New research from Gartner shows indecision at the hiring stage could be costing organisations much more than just first chance at the best talent.
McDonald’s Global Chief People Officer shares his lessons learned

David Fairhurst, Corporate EVP, Global Chief People Officer of McDonald’s Corp, offers some key advice for HR leaders, based on his own extensive career.
Boost retention by making your onboarding program strategic

A cultural audit can help HR make onboarding more meaningful and effective, says Lilith Christiansen of software developer SilkRoad.
Five ways first-time Chief HR Officers can make their mark

A dynamic labor market is emerging for aspiring CHROs. Dan Hawkins and Kim Shanahan offer their advice for those first taking on the role.
Unlimited vacation time is becoming a trend

More and more employers in the US are offering open-ended vacation packages as part of their advertised roles, jobs site Indeed has found.
How to create a culture of courage, and why

Brave leadership is teachable—and essential to business success—according to researcher Brené Brown.
Will data science save the HR function — or kill it?

Data science may well save and elevate the function of HR—yet it will also eliminate much about how HR, as we know it, functions.
How employee experience impacts your talent pipeline

Employers expecting to attract top talent should focus on improving the employee experience. So says a new report from Arthur J. Gallagher & Co.
US tech unemployment drops to 20-year low

According to the latest figures from the US Bureau of Labour Statistics, the demand for tech talent has reached historic levels.
Six emerging roles that are reshaping the workplace

Trust leaders, marketing monitors, and some of the industry-agnostic corporate roles emerging in the talent landscape.
HR’s new imperative: the time to future-proof is now

PwC’s Rod Adams says new technology-based skills are impacting jobs throughout the world economy, from teachers to bankers to truck drivers.