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#Women2Drive Co-Founder Manal al-Sharif Joins Trailblazer Panel at Workhuman Live 2020
The panel will kick off the last day of the conference with uplifting stories from trailblazers who didn’t wait for change, but made it happen.
How New FLSA Rules Could Impact Your 2020 Reward Strategy
To deal with some of the salary compression impact, some employers are working harder to look at how recognition strategies will need to be more than a bump in base salary or a flat bonus amount.
Choose Gratitude
Small moments generate more happiness than large ones. By choosing positivity, we can all start to love what we do, come into work excited, and connect with the greater purpose of the organization.
4 Recruitment Trends to Help Get the Talent You Need in 2020
The future talent pipeline is set to remain top of the business agenda through the 2020s, putting the focus very much on talent acquisition.
9 Steps to Achieving Big, Audacious Goals
January is a time when many of us set goals. And while we may start with good intentions and a plan, sometimes we can't seem to make them stick.
Improving Employee Retention Is an Outcome, Not a Strategy
Retention is not a strategy. Rather, improving staff retention is the outcome when purposeful and incremental fixes are implemented at the various stages of the employee lifecycle.
Workhuman Book Club: "Management Mess to Leadership Success" by Scott Jeffrey Miller
This is a book for the leader within us all. Whether you’re being called to rise up in your organization but lack experience and training, or you’re being groomed for leadership but feel overwhelmed.
Thank, Talk, Celebrate: 3 Pillars for a New Decade of Performance Management
Trust is the glue that binds happy, engaged employees to thriving, growing organizations. So, what helps us trust? Thanking, talking, and celebrating.
Cy Shows Her Human Side and Discusses Upcoming Tour
Cy shares more pop culture interests, then dives into her newest thinking – why we manage energy, not people. She also shares insight on her 2020 Ditch the Drama Tour, which kicks off in February.
Another Side of Cy
Did you know drama researcher and best-selling author Cy Wakeman hiked Mount Kilimanjaro this summer? Or that she has eight sons? In this exclusive Q&A, get a glimpse of the human side of Cy.
Best of the Blog: Top 10 Posts of 2019
The posts that resonated most with readers cover a range of topics, from killing bureaucracy, to finding the courage to speak up at work, to leveraging storytelling in performance management.
5 tips for bringing more humanity to the holidays
As we close out 2019 and look forward to an engaged, productive, and happy 2020, be mindful of five steps you can take to create a sense of inspiration and positivity in December.
Humans of HR: moving into the roaring 20s
We asked the Humans of HR group to take a look at the last decade through an HR lens and pick the key trends from the past while looking toward the future.
Top 10 Workhuman Radio Episodes of 2019
From "humans of Workhuman" features to leadership lessons from Kate Cole and Gary Hamel, we recap the best episodes on Workhuman Radio this year.
5 essential workplace lessons from the Massachusetts Conference for Women 2019
From increasing representation to building intergenerational support systems, we recap the biggest takeaways on making the modern workplace work for everyone.
5 key HR trends as we enter 2020
As we head into a new decade, the onus to provide a positive employee experience is on the organization. To be successful, companies need to win the hearts and minds of employees.
Back to basics: What is employee recognition?
We answer some of the most commonly asked questions surrounding employee recognition. It will help you understand how it can transform your employees – and your bottom line.
Workhuman Book Club: "The Art of Gathering" by Priya Parker
By falling back on traditions, routines, and assumptions, we miss out on giving each gathering its own unique purpose and on the magic we can create when we bring people together.
A Season of Kindness
What’s truly remarkable is that we seem to be more kind at the very time of year when our anxiety is at its highest.
Thanksgiving Reflections: A Year of Gratitude