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Better Together
Embracing a culture of transparency empowers both employees and organizations alike. Here, five CHROs share their best practices.
By Marta Chmielowicz
Trust is the foundation of any healthy relationship, offering a bedrock of security and loyalty that weathers thick and thin. This extends to employer-employee relationships, but to get it right, organizations need to embrace truth, transparency, and vulnerability. Only then can connections between employees and managers strengthen, empowering people and businesses to work better together.
2021 Baker’s Dozen Customer Satisfaction Ratings: Talent Management Technology
View the top-rated talent management technology providers in the industry.
By The Editors
In 2019, employees and job seekers alike expect a tech-enabled workplace. See our list of the top talent management technology providers in the marketplace today and position yourself for growth and success.
Recognition Roundtable
Four CEOs share their vision for the future of employee rewards and recognition.
By Elliot Clark
The value of recognition is already being seen in the HR community, with executive leadership teams of many global companies increasing spend on rewards and recognition even as their budgets are reduced. What is the future of this important part of the employee experience? I asked four CEOs what changes they predict and what they envision for the future of their industry.
Stacking Up
Building an integrated total workforce solutions tech stack delivers a solid foundation for a modern hiring process.
By Marta Chmielowicz
As the unpredictability of COVID-19 continues to test organizations’ ability to adapt to change, many employers are turning to contingent labor to fill their talent needs. But while a more varied workforce mix offers greater flexibility and agility, the influx of contingent workers has exposed blind spots in companies’ talent acquisition strategies.
Extreme Challenges, Extreme Opportunities
Four shifts that have the potential to become norms in 2021.
By Sabrina Williams
2020 was an extremely challenging year for the HR industry. From rapidly adjusting and supporting employees through the transition to remote work to responding to country-wide calls for diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) in the workplace as police brutality and the resulting protests took center stage over the summer, HR departments have had to step up and completely re-envision the futures of their organizations.
Obstacles Ahead
Maintaining compliance gets complicated, but understanding these seven regulatory issues will make a big difference for HR.
By Mike Trabold
2021 is poised to be another year of fast-paced regulatory change, with another round of COVID-19 relief and the priorities of a new presidential administration coming into focus. Several items on the docket will impact HR processes, policies, and operations in businesses both big and small across the country.
HRO Today Research Roundup
Get insight from our top research studies.
By Larry Basinait
From CHRO compensation to candidate experience and healthcare hiring, HRO Today’s 2021 research study findings offer valuable insights to succeed in the new world of work.
CEO’s Letter: “Cruise Control” and Leadership
By Elliot H. Clark
Happy New Year to all our readers! As we welcome 2021, I will spare you the retrospective on 2020. Suffice to say it was a miserable year. We thank our readers for your engagement with our content, and we hope we were able to provide you with information that helped you deal with the numerous crises that challenged human resources.
Editor’s Note: New Year, New Priorities
By Debbie Bolla
It’s a new year and with that typically come new priorities, both personal and professional. For me, personally, I am looking to try one new recipe a week and cut back takeout to twice a month. Professionally, I’m striving for new ways to embrace digital media and share our content. But what about HR?