If you’re in HR, a comfortable middle ground for the profession has disappeared seemingly overnight. In conversations with HR leaders over the past … Read more
HR Famous Podcast: COVID-19 + Work from Home Advice with Dawn Burke
In Episode 7 of The HR Famous Podcast, long-time HR leaders (and friends) Tim Sackett and Kris Dunn (Jessica Lee on break) get together to with Dawn Burke … Read more
Weekly Wrap: Coronavirus Tests HR
I took a trip down memory lane this week, a place that is still safe to traverse even while sheltering in place. I was an HR professional during the last … Read more
Families First Coronavirus Response Act: What HR Needs to Know
Last night, President Trump signed the first of what will likely be a number of bills to affect the workforce. In a time where HR is already stretched and … Read more
Weekly Wrap: Coronavirus for HR and Remote Work Resource Compilation
As it turns out, COVID-19 (or Coronavirus) isn’t going away on its own. As many schools, universities, and workplaces transition to either weeks off … Read more
HR Famous Podcast: Coronavirus Issues for HR
Editor’s Note: TLNT is the new place where you will find the first run of The HR Famous Podcast, one of what we hope to be a few podcasts we’ll … Read more
Why Panic? Brexit Becomes the New Normal for Global HR
On January 31, 2020, the United Kingdom officially left the European Union, supposedly dooming its talent market to uncertainty, shortages, and obscurity. … Read more
Weekly Wrap: Kronos and Ultimate Software Merge
The weekly wrap is where TLNT shares the stories that didn’t quite make it into a full post this week. We’ll also share links to some of our … Read more
Weekly Wrap: First-Come, First-Hired Takes Off While Job Openings Slide
The weekly wrap is where TLNT shares the stories that didn’t quite make it into a full post this week. We’ll also share links to some of our … Read more
Weekly Wrap: Infor Gets Bought and LinkedIn Gets a New CEO
The weekly wrap is where TLNT shares the stories that didn’t quite make it into a full post this week. We’ll also share links to some of our … Read more
A Welcome From Your New Editor
Hi, I’m Lance Haun, the new editor of TLNT. It’s not every day a person gets to come back to a place where they helped launch a publication as a … Read more
Rules Loosened For Allowing Coverage of Preventive Care In HDHP Plans
The number of Americans receiving medical coverage through Health Savings Accounts (HSA) in tandem with a high-deductible health plan (HDHP) has … Read more
New Rule Tightens Definition of Joint Employer
New rules narrowing who may be considered a “joint employer” under the Fair Labor Standards Act were released by the US Department of Labor … Read more
How Will Brexit Impact the Working Time Directive?
Now that the UK’s exit from the European Union is almost a certainty, the impact of Brexit on labor laws is becoming an ever more real concern for … Read more
Being a Great Place to Work Is Hard. Making the List Can Be Just As Hard
Great Place To Work (GPTW) is the hugely influential organization behind one of the most renowned “Best Employer” lists there is, Fortune’s annual 100 … Read more
Are You Prepared For California’s Sweeping Labor Law Changes?
With a new governor and a progressive state legislature, 2019 was a significant year for legislative developments in California labor and employment law. … Read more
SHRM Reports Revenue Up, CEO Pay Down
The Society for Human Resource Management turned a $14 million profit in 2018, the result of growing revenue and tightening expenses. It paid its CEO … Read more
HR Data Privacy in the New Age of Biometrics
In July 2019, the U.S. public learned of the largest settlement to date in a data breach incident. Equifax, a credit reporting service, was ordered to pay … Read more
As Your Workforce Becomes Flexible, So Should Your Benefits
The workforce of the future is increasingly external and, for HR managers, the need to address the healthcare benefits gap between their external workforce … Read more
AI Is Making Constant Video Surveillance a Reality
Organizations have made extensive use of video for some time. We expect there to be security cameras in stores and factories. While these are sometimes … Read more