Top 10 Priorities for 2026: What Teams Are Preparing for Now
2025 brought rapid technological change, new compliance pressures, and an increasingly competitive talent market. As HR teams look ahead of 2026, one thing is clear:
2025 brought rapid technological change, new compliance pressures, and an increasingly competitive talent market. As HR teams look ahead of 2026, one thing is clear:
This guide provides a comprehensive overview of current minimum wage rates by state across the United States, including city and county-level variations and all scheduled
This comprehensive reference guide provides an overview of state-mandated sick leave laws across the United States.
As an HR professional, you’re a champion of employee growth and development but your own career trajectory matters just as much. Whether you’re aiming to
New York City’s Fair Workweek Law has reshaped what stability looks like for fast food workers. The law gives employees the right to predictable schedules,
Most HR professionals know that not everyone celebrates the holidays the same way (or at all). Still, it’s easy for organizations to fall back on
A staggering 88% of HR execs report that volunteering strengthens the organization’s reputation. If you’ve been considering launching or improving a corporate volunteer program, now
The end-of-year holidays often bring an influx of paid time off (PTO) requests. According to the Society for Human Resource Management (SHRM), nearly half of
According to researchers, veterans are easier to interview, hire, and retain. Hiring veterans can also help you build a resilient, high-performing workforce. They bring leadership,
Holiday parties are a prime moment to celebrate your team’s achievements and foster connection. But when alcohol is involved, things can quickly go from fun
With Halloween right around the corner, it’s easy to think that the scariest thing employees face this month is the ghouls and goblins plastering their
More than half of American employees, 52% according to the Pew Research Center, participate in DEI training or meetings at work. But despite widespread adoption,