This week, the Supreme Court ruled that LGBTQ+ workers couldn’t be fired under federal civil rights laws: The decision was written by Associate … Read more
Weekly Wrap: Speak Out and Act
“The best time to plant a tree is twenty years ago. The second best time is now.” Over the last few weeks, people and organizations all over … Read more
Weekly Wrap: Racism at Work
Imagine you’re at home on a nice Memorial Day weekend, enjoying some responsible, physically distanced BBQ with your family. Then you get a call that … Read more
Weekly Wrap: Pandemic Inspires Investors to Focus on HR Automation
As the pandemic and its impact continue to squeeze the economy, investors aren’t sitting on the sideline. In fact, as record unemployment continues … Read more
Weekly Wrap: A Different Type of Employee Screening
As the reopening conversation continues in earnest, one of the key safety measures concerns how we keep asymptomatic, but infected, employees away from … Read more
Weekly Wrap: Will Safer Workplaces Get a Brand Boost?
As people start to evaluate trips outside their home with consideration for the level of exposure risk, The New York Times used anonymized cellphone data … Read more
Weekly Wrap: Exhausted by Zoom? You’re Not Alone
Are you tired of being on Zoom, Microsoft Teams, GoToMeeting, or Google Meet calls, all day, every day? It can be exhausting, even more exhausting than … Read more
Weekly Wrap: HR’s Steady Leadership Through COVID-19 is Appreciated
Here at TLNT, we’ve been banging the drum on the importance of having great HR leadership all the time. But especially now, it seems incredibly … Read more
Hiring Volumes Down and Disruptiveness Up: Exclusive TLNT Research on COVID-19 Recruiting Impacts
Organizations are hiring fewer candidates today than they were in late February/early March, and they are feeling the disruptiveness of COVID-19 in acute … Read more
Weekly Wrap: Technology Woes Hurt the Unemployed
If you know anyone filing for unemployment at this time, you know that the massive amount of people filing all at once has created headaches. The crush of … Read more
Weekly Wrap: When Will We Reopen?
Kids are still home but many are now learning remotely. You have hopefully found a space to work in your house. Your partner or roommates aren’t … Read more
Weekly Wrap: This Isn’t Normal
For work from home veterans, it feels like it should’ve been a cinch to deal with the changes the last few weeks have brought. Even after more than … Read more
Weekly Wrap: HR Rises in Crisis
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
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
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
Weekly Wrap: International Women’s Day Highlights Continuing Inequality at Work
March 8th is International Women’s Day and while Sunday is the traditional day of rest in some cultures and religions, there’s still plenty … Read more
Weekly Wrap: Coronavirus Prep for HR
Fears over COVID-19 or, as it colloquially known, coronavirus is gripping the nation. The pandemic is affecting both international and domestic travel, … 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