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Some of SHRM's largest affiliates stress independence after $11.5 million discrimination verdict

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SHRM CEO Johnny C. Taylor, Jr.

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Getting workers to trust and adopt AI is 'forcing HR people to reinvent themselves'

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HR giant SHRM faces blowback after a 'nuclear' $11.5 million employee discrimination verdict. Its CEO called it a 'blip.'

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Johnny C. Taylor Jr., SHRM's president.

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World's largest HR group asked judge to exclude evidence of its HR expertise in discrimination case

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The question managers should ask to see whether to 'take action' on an employee, according to a former Stripe HR leader

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HR pro Rachel Lockett said that "engaging in the hard conversation" about employee performance can "lead you to the clarity that you need to take action."

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I'm a gay HR executive. Here's why I'm OK with conservative activist Robby Starbuck speaking at an HR conference.

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Dave Greenwood has worked in human resources for about 17 years.

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I saved over $100,000 by working two full-time remote jobs for a year. It was chaos at times but worth it.

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Jessica Winder.

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HR is now the front line in America's culture wars — and they're overwhelmed

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Jimmy Kimmel sign

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NBCU's one-size-fits-all severance package for RTO workers shows just how much power employers have right now

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Layoffs and hiring freezes are sweeping the nation across industries, from automotive to big tech.
Layoffs and hiring freezes are sweeping the nation across industries, from automotive to big tech.

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'Stealth firing' may save a company costs short term, but it can backfire in the long run

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Some companies opt for "steal firing" to reduce head count — sacking staff for minor offenses. 

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