Jen Colletta

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Jen Colletta is managing editor at HRE. She earned bachelor's and master's degrees in writing from La Salle University in Philadelphia and spent 10 years as a newspaper reporter and editor before joining HRE. She can be reached at hreletters@lrp.com.

Coronavirus

3 strategies to help you build a post-pandemic wellness program

Fitbit’s Georgia McDermott highlighted the transformation of corporate wellness during the Health & Benefits Leadership Conference.
Career Development

Fostering connection and collaboration is HR’s next big challenge

Sedgwick’s Michelle Hay explores HR priorities in a post-pandemic world.
Engagement

HR Tech Number of the Day: HR automation

A new report finds employers could save big by automating more HR functions.
Company culture

How burnout nearly ruined this exec’s life

At the Health & Benefits Leadership Conference, Michael Levitt shares a message all HR leaders need to hear.
Company culture

4 ways the pandemic has already changed employer healthcare

Kaiser Family Foundation shared insights on healthcare spending and use during this week’s Health & Benefits Leadership Conference.

Company culture

What this plane crash survivor wants HR to know about stress

Tara Scott shared her personal journey of overcoming stress at the Health & Benefits Leadership Conference.
Company culture

HR Tech Number of the Day: virtual meeting fatigue

Employees are attending up to seven additional meetings per week now that they’re working remotely, a new study shows.
Company culture

Arianna Huffington: HR, here’s the first step in employee resilience

Leaders must start with self-care to build strong, adaptable cultures, the Thrive and HuffPo founder said at the Health & Benefits Leadership Conference.
Company culture

What this company learned from revamping benefits for COVID-19

TIAA CHRO Sean Woodroffe shared the organization’s experience at this week’s Health & Benefits Leadership Conference.
Career Development

Why HR, benefits leaders need to ‘detach’ from the pandemic

Leaders at EY and Johnson & Johnson say it’s time to move from transition to true transformation.
Company culture

Number of the Day: EAP reliance

The Hartford shared results of its ‘Future of Benefits’ study during this week’s Health & Benefits Leadership Conference.
Company culture

How better benefits design can address racial inequities

The events of the last year have spotlighted a long-ignored crisis in benefits design, panelists say at the Health & Benefits Leadership Conference.
Career Development

How Medtronic is working to ‘amplify the impact’ of its DEI focus

CHRO Carol Surface shares this global company’s evolving approach and impressive pay equity stats.
Company culture

3 takeaways from the first day of our benefits conference

Benefits leaders have never had a more challenging, yet impactful, role, experts said.

Career Development

The ‘golden age of benefits’ is coming. Here’s what it means

The pandemic has accelerated needed shifts, analyst John Sumser said at this week’s Health & Benefits Leadership Conference.
Company culture

HBLC to kick off with focus on caregiving, vaccine policy

The changing benefits space takes center stage as our Health & Benefits Leadership Conference begins Tuesday.
Company culture

How G6 Hospitality creates a welcoming place—for all

‘Leaving the light on’ is a tagline that refers to travelers but also extends to the workforce, says CHRO Sherry Vidal-Brown.
Company culture

How to use employee benefits to tackle—not perpetuate—racism

Speakers at the 2021 virtual Health & Benefits Leadership Conference will share how benefits can advance racial equity.
Company culture

HR Tech Number of the Day: Remote workflows

While many employees are adjusting to asynchronous schedules, employers haven’t yet adjusted their tech strategies.
Company culture

Why HR was ‘built for times like these’

Kristin Johnson of Edward Jones will share insights on leadership at the upcoming Health & Benefits Leadership Conference.

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