Dawn Kawamoto
Dawn Kawamoto is HR Editor of Human Resource Executive. She is an award-winning journalist who has covered technology business news for such publications as CNET and has covered the HR and careers industry for such organizations as Dice and Built In prior to joining HRE. She can be reached at [email protected] and below on social media.
How Workday’s HR team resolved a flexibility dilemma
Although the software giant already offered a flex work policy, where employees could spend half of the work week away from the office, some employees wanted even more flexibility. Here's what Workday's HR team did to address the issue.
How to leverage program management to tackle HR transformation
A program management approach enables HR to gain greater insight into how it can collaborate with and impact other departments, speakers said recently at HR Tech.
The biggest HR pain points people leaders face—and what they’re doing about them
HR leaders discuss the major challenges they're facing today, from looming compliance issues to standardizing data across a global company. Hear what they have to say in this video interview from HR Tech.
How HR can help build 21st-century women leaders
Women leaders are about to enter a changing workplace, where cultivating a few core characteristics can help move their careers forward.
6 HR functions using gen AI in a big way
In just a year, the percentage of HR functions experimenting with or using gen AI has shot up. Here's a look at who's using it and how.
How HR leaders are using AI in their daily work today
Practitioners and company executives share real-life examples of how AI in HR is helping their organization's HR teams boost performance.
Creating culture from the ground up: How AbbVie did it
After spinning off from Abbott Labs in 2013, biopharmaceutical giant AbbVie had to establish its own culture. Here's the playbook for its effective culture-building strategy.
Delivering bad news about benefits? How to improve your strategy
This open enrollment season, one expert shares how HR leaders can improve their communication when delivering news about benefits changes.
Healthcare coverage for grandkids? Behind the rapid growth of these benefits
Healthcare benefits for dependent grandchildren is catching employers' attention in a big way, according to a new study.
Why more than 40% of U.S. employers now offer fertility benefits
As more employers invest in fertility-related benefits, they are focusing on such offerings as fertility medications, in-vitro fertilization and non-IVF treatments.
