Brit Morse is a former reporter on Fortune’s Leadership Desk, covering workplace trends and the C-suite. She also wrote CHRO Daily, Fortune’s flagship newsletter for HR professionals and corporate leaders. Previously she worked as an associate editor at Inc. Magazine and a reporter for Forbes. She resides in Brooklyn, NY, with her rescue dog Massimo.
NewslettersStudent loan borrowers are facing a grim summer: These are the benefits businesses can offer employees to help with debt payments
By Brit MorseJuly 8, 2025
NewslettersSmaller offices, private spaces, more snacks: Here’s how companies are changing their workspaces to win the RTO wars
By Brit MorseJuly 7, 2025
LeadershipThe CEO of one of the largest office maintenance firms in America says employers are changing their workspaces in 4 key ways
By Brit MorseJuly 6, 2025
Workplace CultureThe Trump administration has begun garnishing wages of student loan borrowers in default. These are the benefits businesses can offer employees to help with their debt
By Brit MorseJuly 5, 2025
By Azure Gilman and Brit MorseJuly 3, 2025
PoliticsCongress just backed off an AI regulation moratorium—Here’s how states like California are trying to regulate ‘robo bosses’ at work
By Brit MorseJuly 3, 2025
Newsletters87% of business leaders think AI agents will force companies to redefine performance and upskill their human workers
By Brit MorseJune 30, 2025
NewslettersHere’s why the chief people officer of Chili’s insists on spending nearly half her time in the restaurants
By Brit MorseJune 27, 2025
NewslettersBroken talent pipeline: Here’s why HR leaders are looking inwards to fill their company’s leadership roles
By Brit MorseJune 26, 2025
NewslettersThe chief people officer of ServiceNow says new hires face a few key pitfalls—and offers some critical advice
By Brit MorseJune 25, 2025
NewslettersStable careers are a myth and no one wants to be a leader: A new report reveals the depths of worker pessimism with corporate America
By Brit MorseJune 24, 2025
By Brit MorseJune 20, 2025
NewslettersNearly a quarter of Americans are ‘functionally unemployed,’ highlighting a major crack in the labor economy
By Brit MorseJune 19, 2025
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