The authors of a study published in Management International Review in June point out that the “trend towards globalization and intense global competition … Read more
Five Questions CEOs Should Be Asking Their HR Leaders
It is said employees are a company’s biggest asset. They are often also its largest cost and greatest potential liability. Given the pivotal role employees … Read more
HR Should Have No Friends At Work
Having friends at work is good. Yes? Several articles here on TLNT.com extol the benefits of workplace friendships. “Here’s Why Encouraging Work … Read more
How to Investigate An Employee Complaint
As the #MeToo movement has progressed, HR and legal departments are bearing the brunt of workplace complaints as they are increasingly called upon to sort … Read more
Government Technology: Stuck In the Last Century
The public sector is facing a crisis. Despite being tasked with overseeing and ensuring compliance across industries, government agencies and organizations … Read more
Your HR Tech Is Stupid, Ineffective and Cruel
For years there has been a steady increase in use of employee self-service technology solutions. Self-service solutions allow employees to complete … Read more
Questions to Ask Yourself to Know If Your HR Is Adding Value
Note: This article is drawn from the book Human Resources Changes the World by Glenn G Jones What’s stopping HR from moving forward as a value-added must … Read more
HR Resolutions From the Cincinnati Roundtable
The beginning of every year always pushes people to make resolutions to hopefully improve themselves in one way or another. The (Cincinnati) HR Roundtable … Read more
You’ve Just Been Hired By a Startup. Now What?
Startups are known for their laid back culture and environment, which is quite different from older, established organizations. That’s why, when you come … Read more
What Do You Do When Your Boss Is the Problem?
Help, I just started working as the HR manager for a non-profit that I really support. But, the director and her two best friends are unorganized, mean, … Read more
Make What’s Ahead Better Than What’s Behind
As we move into our new year, the optimism of C.S. Lewis in his famous quote, “There are far, far better things ahead than any we leave behind,” can only … Read more
HR 101: Help for the HR Challenges of a Small Business
HR has become one of the biggest management challenges facing small business leaders as it has grown more complex and complicated in recent years. While … Read more
5 Steps to Managing Your Benefits Program Like a Business
For the average organization, employee benefits can consume up to 30% of payroll. This spend is one of the largest on a company’s income statement. Yet, … Read more
Flatarchie, Holacracy and Virtual: 3 Emerging Business Structures That Might Work For You
With millennials now moving rapidly into management positions and the “fourth industrial revolution” just on the threshold, according to the World Economic … Read more
Comp Guide for a Small Company: Why You Need a Salary Survey
Note: This is the second in a 4-part series on compensation practices for small companies. In this series Margaret O’Hanlon shows how a small company … Read more
HR 101: How to Know When Your HR Team Is Struggling
Your HR team is the first line of offense when it comes to building a high performing workforce; they’re also caretakers of company morale. It’s vital to … Read more
What HR Must Do In Case of Bankruptcy
Probably the worst thing that could happen at work, even worse than your bagels being stolen from the communal fridge, is the news that your employer has … Read more
Show Your HR Value With ‘Pain Point’ Metrics
One of the trickiest parts of providing HR services is that the better you do your job, the less visible your work is. When everyone on a team is happy, … Read more
How to Work With a Micromanaging Boss
If you haven’t worked for a micromanager, you’ve heard about them. Employees buzz about these bosses over lunch, complain about them around the water … Read more
What Facebook’s Data Issues Mean for Your Employee Data
With the news that a data firm was given access to the personal information of 87 million Facebook users, the ramifications were widely felt. For many, … Read more