Sarah Mulcahy

As a part of Workhuman® Live Online, Adam Grant shares his insights on how business leaders can get comfortable unlearning and rethinking.

On Thursday, April 29th, at 12 p.m. ET, you’re invited to join ADP and Workhuman for an engaging discussion on the workplace and how to promote a sense of belonging and cohesion moving forward.

The first edition of the Workhuman Research Bulletin shares key data points about the business value of social recognition, covering how it enhances productivity, safety, and patient satisfaction.

Where do companies currently stand around issues of pay equity, work-life harmony, and sustainability? Which workplace rights do employees prioritize when choosing their employer?

Across Workhuman’s customer base, there are about 5 million employees using social recognition. All these recognition moments are providing critical diversity, equity, and inclusion insights.

This event is for anyone who believes the workplace has a fundamental role to play in creating a better world.

Derek DeSousa from Citizens answers questions on keeping recognition meaningful, how COVID-19 plays into recognition, and aligning recognition to a business case.

Working within a more bureaucratic organization can be challenging, but Gary shares practical tips for being the change and lifting others in the process.

On the heels of his new book, “Humanocracy,” which he co-wrote with Michele Zanini, Workhuman sat down with Gary to get his thoughts on the most pressing issues facing HR and business leaders today.

We’re thrilled to announce Emmy award-winning journalist Lisa Ling will play a key role as part of this dynamic broadcast.

Nearly half of workers have not received a "thank you" during the pandemic. Has work during the pandemic become a thankless job?

Recognition and rewards make up one piece of your broader total reward strategy. This piece can be a lot more efficient and effective by embracing the concepts of connection and frequency.

These companies have demonstrated their commitment to giving back. We commend them and thank them for leaning into corporate social responsibility initiatives to make the world a better place.

“This pandemic is not supposed to be business as usual for anybody. This is when you should take care of your mind and make sure that you can come out on the other side of coronavirus sane."

Each day we’ll bring you interviews with thought leaders on topics we are all grappling with, such as leading from afar, navigating change, keeping culture in tact, building trust, and more.

We recently sat down with Michael O’Malley, Ph.D., managing director at Pearl Meyer, to ask about better work-life integration, why gratitude matters, and how to build community.

The results can help HR and senior leaders gain a deeper understanding of how to cater to core human needs like safety, fair pay, work-life harmony, inclusion and belonging, growth, and recognition.