Monster’s analysis found that qualified candidates seeking the same role elsewhere are unlikely to be persuaded by job postings that only list basic tasks. Employers should instead highlight the workplace experience—culture, growth opportunities, team dynamics and tools—to better attract and retain
A Robert Half study finds that more than half of Generation Z workers plan to switch jobs soon seeking better pay and benefits. The rising share of Gen Z employees looking for greener pastures signals growing retention challenges for employers.
This research preview from the Corporate Research Forum examines recent evidence on how feedback influences employee work performance, summarizing key findings and methodological highlights. It outlines practical implications for managers and HR leaders and offers recommendations for designing more
Though veterans' issues typically win bipartisan backing, RAND researchers find that the Trump administration's anti-DEI agenda may have undermined veterans' well‑being. Their analysis suggests rolling back diversity, equity and inclusion efforts can negatively affect services and outcomes for veter
Chipotle will place apprentice managers in every company-owned restaurant; these high-performing employees are being developed to become general managers. The apprentices will also play a central role in staffing newly opened locations.
Hiring managers increasingly view the ability to adjust one’s personality to fit workplace norms as an important skill. Despite common stereotypes about younger employees, Generation Z were the most adaptable group—80% reported altering themselves to fit into the workplace.
A recent LRN survey finds that most organizations’ ethics codes make no mention of AI, leaving policies lagging behind technology use. At the same time, fewer employees report consulting or relying on codes of conduct—even as workplace misconduct reports rise—raising compliance and risk concerns.
Most L&D measurement still relies on completions, satisfaction and self‑reported confidence—metrics that show activity but not impact and often don’t survive executive scrutiny. The article argues that behavior change is the critical layer where learning becomes real, requiring knowledge, will, skil
A judge has allowed a disability-bias lawsuit against SHRM to proceed after a job candidate alleged the HR organization rescinded her offer when she requested to bring her trained service dog as a reasonable workplace accommodation. The ruling opens the door for further legal proceedings to determin