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Employee confidence amongst entry-level workers just hit an all-time low
By Brit MorseJune 10, 2025
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Here’s what the CHRO of IBM says most employers get wrong about implementing AI
By Brit MorseJune 9, 2025
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The Supreme Court’s decision could lead to a new era of ‘reverse discrimination’ lawsuits
By Brit MorseJune 6, 2025
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CHROs love flexible work options almost as much as their employees
By Brit MorseJune 5, 2025
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This CPO merged her company’s HR department and IT departments and says it transformed their onboarding process
By Brit MorseJune 4, 2025
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Here’s why more than a third of senior business leaders are quietly reaching their breaking point
By Brit MorseJune 3, 2025
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The 3 best ways new college graduates can expand their professional networks, according to a LinkedIn career expert
By Brit MorseJune 2, 2025
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Here’s why nearly 20% of CHROs are staying in the role for less than 2 years
By Brit MorseMay 30, 2025
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Donald Trump is creating a ‘civil rights’ initiative to target DEI programs in the private sector
By Brit MorseMay 29, 2025
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Here’s why Gen Z would rather go to ChatGPT for career advice instead of their own manager
By Brit MorseMay 28, 2025
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Job seekers are worried that Trump’s tariff policy chaos is hurting their chances in the labor market
By Brit MorseMay 27, 2025
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These are the benefits that employees actually want—and the number one spot is the same for every generation
By Brit MorseMay 23, 2025
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Nike’s Jordan brand chairman hid his criminal past for 40 years. Now he wants CHROs to consider second chances
By Brit MorseMay 22, 2025
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Why executives need to redefine what ‘hustle culture’ means for their employees
By Brit MorseMay 21, 2025
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Not just ‘slash and burn’—the real reason this major pharmaceutical company ousted 40% of its middle managers
By Brit MorseMay 20, 2025
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