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Flex Your Flex-Work Muscles
Flexible working arrangements are gaining popularity as companies seek to boost talent attraction, satisfaction and engagement.
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What Leaders Don’t Know Could Hurt
Decades of research on teams and teamwork reveal valid and practical principles for designing and rewarding teams — and they may surprise leaders.
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Children and Career: Making it Work
As the gender pay gap persists, working mothers need companies to adopt strategies to make work-life balance more feasible.
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Report: Are Workplace Personality Tests Fair?
Workplace personality assessments have become common in applicant screening during the hiring process. But The Wall Street Journal investigates whether the tests are effective and comply with discrimination law.
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How Much Precision is Really Required in Diversity Measurement?
Blogger Edward Hubbard discusses seven types of data that could be the key to gauging accurate diversity ROI measurements.
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How Much Statistical Analysis is Enough?
Evidence-based outcome measures that go beyond mere report cards are critical to diversity being seen as a driver of business performance.
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Policies Alone Don’t Change Behavior
Take a lesson from the NFL: policy words are cheap. It takes more to make sure employees are behaving themselves.
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Outfitting Outplacement
An effective outplacement strategy does more than just manage the transitions for those ultimately leaving the company. Here are three big questions talent managers need to consider.