Chief People Officer Fabienne Lopez shares how Xponential Fitness’ approach to work generates real outcomes and resonates across generations. By Debbie Bolla HRO Today: How do you approach return-to-office policies? Fabienne Lopez: At Xponential Fitness, our philosophy is simple: in-office by
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New regulations have the potential to expose decades of inconsistent salary decisions, leaving companies with weak compensation frameworks vulnerable to legal risks and workforce backlash. By Simon Kent Standard practice
High-impact leadership requires stepping away from universal training modules and addressing real workplace friction with transparency. HR leaders fill this role, but have to avoid burning themselves out in the
When employees understand how work will change through AI and that human judgment still matters, AI adoption will increase while AI anxiety will decrease. By Stephanie Larson “AI transformation will move at the speed of trust.”
Mindr’s core value of putting people first drives supporting the realities of the modern workforce while building a more resilient company. By Amanda Sedars While many companies are focused on bringing employees back to
Director of HR Jane O’Neal shares how Arizona Liver Health is addressing talent challenges in the competitive healthcare market. By Maggie Mancini HRO Today: How, if at all, have you leveraged AI tools
As workers feel forced to choose between their family and their career, unmet caregiving needs are an increasing risk to organizational stability. By Priya Krishnan For millions of working parents,
Decisions organizations make now will determine their ability to compete for years to come. By Sue Cantrell The accelerated pace of change at work is pushing many organizations to move faster than their traditional modes of operation will
By Peter Cappelli I used to teach a course at Wharton about the special management and HR issues associated with managing start-up companies. I discovered later that the students thought
A roundup of CHROs share advice on prioritizing well-being during Mental Health Awareness Month. By Debbie Bolla Although CHROs are tasked with overseeing wellness programs, they aren’t immune to workplace stress. It’s actually quite
STV's former HRIS Manager Zeeshan Khan shares how the organization combined tech and AI innovation with human-centered judgment to drive skills development and address talent gaps in 2026. By Maggie
Informational clarity is key to rebuilding trust among a workforce that's laden with AI anxiety. By Debbie Bolla Chief Human Experience Officer KeyAnna Schmiedl kicked off Workhuman Live by telling
The cases around deepfakes and the workplace are growing. Here's what HR needs to know. By Julie L. Werner, Bryan Sterba, and Bernadette L. Darcy With a few clicks of a mouse
As pay transparency becomes the new standard, organizations must move past "peanut butter" raises toward a hyper-differentiated approach that rewards high impact. By Debbie Bolla Employees' expectations around compensation have
AI and automation are enabling faster, fairer, and more sophisticated pay decisions. By Debbie Bolla Managing payroll is more complex than ever before. With constantly changing pay transparency laws and
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