Keeping Work Human

Those who serve us in restaurants and bars are grappling with unemployment and the uncertainty of when things will turn.

You can join us in giving others a lift by simply posting and sharing stories with #recognizethegood, so we can help each other stay safe, positive, and connected.

The restaurant industry has been hit hard by COVID-19. Yet there are rays of hope where innovation is happening despite the adversity.

In this episode of Keeping Work Human, find out how we can lift each other through human connection with this advice from Jonathan Kaufman.

Find out from John Baldino and Sabrina Baker what the most pressing issues are in HR right now and their perspectives on a future path to a more human-centered workplace.

We’re in the middle of uncharted territory for HR professionals. But there is hope and a community of people willing to help.

Workhuman is making special editions of Life Events® and Conversations® products free until March 2021 to help mitigate isolation during the COVID-19 disruption.

In this episode of Keeping Work Human, hear from Hari Date on the adjustments he’s made to his curriculum and teaching style and what this shift could mean for the future of education.

Despite the enormous challenges facing students and teachers, let’s focus on the emergence of positive changes in the educational community.

In this special episode of Keeping Work Human, Steve Pemberton speaks with Kara McAllister, Sue Sonia, and Julianna Record.

It's more important than ever to acknowledge the selfless acts and amazing human moments around us. See examples of #recognizethegood in action throughout the world

There are so many stories coming out of the COVID-19 crisis – some inspiring, some heartbreaking. There’s a particular immediacy and relevance to the plight of SMBs during this time in history.

Learn from Erica Dhawan, founder and CEO of Cotential, about connectional intelligence and how to build digital trust during a crisis.

In this episode of Keeping Work Human, our CHRO Steve Pemberton chats with Joe Hirsch, managing director of Semaca Partners and the author of “The Feedback Fix.”

Hear firsthand from Jen Miller, a nurse practitioner at a New York hospital, about the pandemic’s impact on healthcare workers and how they’re balancing self-care with caring for others.

We chat with a nurse as she describes the churning anxiety that defines the front lines of healthcare today and the relentless determination to do the best she can under the circumstances.