OSHA-related complaints are on the rise, yet employers are planning to take safety seriously as people get back to work.

Conducting background checks has become standard procedure for the hiring process. But what about after an employee is hired?

For National Coming Out Day, an HR leader shares his personal story and advice for colleagues.

New data on mask and vaccine mandates reveal a stark difference from previous months.

Keep these 3 themes—and your workforce management tools—in mind while putting together return-to-work plans.

After the CDC recently updated its recommendations, employers will likely follow suit, experts say.

Download this white paper to learn why employers should factor safety into their company culture.

Organizations need to help workers feel heard, safe, supported—and excited to come back, Hyland Software’s CHRO writes.

Employee health and safety should drive all strategies, says Premise Health’s COO.

‘The pandemic isn’t over and the prospect of returning to work is stressful,’ says one expert.

Lessons learned from a workforce coalition that includes Palo Alto Networks, Box, Uber, Splunk and Zoom.

Lifesize Chief People Officer Gayle Wiley explores the lasting impacts of the pandemic and HR’s role in helping employees manage those changes.  

‘We are not going back to the way it was.’

If hybrid is the future, how do HR leaders need to adjust to serve their people?

As part of our look ahead to 2021 challenges, HR’s Rising Star Linh Nguyen examines how the challenges of 2020 can make HR leaders more attuned to employees’ needs next year.

As part of our look ahead to 2021 challenges, Leslie Mikus, one of our 2020 HR Rising Stars, explores what HR leaders should focus on in coming months.

As part of our look ahead to 2021 challenges, PwC’s Bhushan Sethi considers 2020 trends that will have a lasting effect on employers.

From open communication to performance management, HR Tech Influencer Katherine Jones shares thoughts for employers returning to the office.

Despite reports of risks, many employees would prefer in-person or hybrid working to fully remote.

Going back to the workplace can pose some risks to the culture gains many organizations have made over the last few months.