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Peter Cappelli

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Peter Cappelli is HRE’s Talent Management columnist and a fellow of the National Academy of Human Resources. He is the George W. Taylor Professor of Management and director of the Center for Human Resources at The Wharton School of the University of Pennsylvania in Philadelphia. He can be emailed at hreletters@lrp.com.

Career Development

Cappelli: What makes a good job?

It’s a question whose answer has long remained elusive for employers and employees.

Columnists

Cappelli: Cutting pay for remote workers isn’t a real fairness strategy

Some Silicon Valley organizations are recalculating pay for workers who live in lower-cost areas.

Career Development

Cappelli: When HR meets business realities in a pandemic

Cheaper isn’t always better; HR needs real numbers to make that case.

Columnists

Cappelli: How Trump’s D&I order shows the culture war is on

The new rule complicates certain employers’ approaches to diversity training.

Columnists

Cappelli: Why HR shouldn’t be the ‘dating police’

Blackrock’s new policies about conflicts of interest could make a mess for HR and employees.

Columnists

Cappelli: This study turns the generations myth on its head

A new report finds no workforce management benefits of labels like millennials or Gen X. Now what?

Columnists

Cappelli: Testing’s complicated role in the return to workplaces

Testing may be part of employers’ return policies, but they also need to consider the context.

Columnists

Cappelli: 4 takeaways about return-to-work plans

Many companies are in a wait-and-see mode, with legal issues a top concern.

Columnists

Cappelli: Why we won’t keep working from home

Remote work may not be as permanent as some are forecasting.

agile workspace

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Peter Cappelli: That vexing value of a life

Employers are now weighing the risks and benefits of reopening.

Columnists

Unpleasant questions behind the spread of the coronavirus

An honest relationship with employees is key to helping organizations navigate this new era of work.

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Peter Cappelli: A pushback on mandatory arbitration

A recent court case has turned the tables ever so slightly on employers that imposed mandatory arbitration requirements on their workers.

Columnists

Cappelli: Complexities of employee monitoring in an AI age

Organizations can use emerging tech to get them where they’re going faster—for better or worse.

gender equity on boards

Columnists

Cappelli: The power of ideology in business

Why is employee governance such a non-starter in the U.S.?

Columnists

Cappelli: What to make of the new employee activism

Are workplace protests a new trend?

Columnists

Our surprising bias toward human judgment in hiring

Why do so many leaders want to let line managers have the most say in hiring decisions?

Columnists

Peter Cappelli: What should we learn from the gig hype?

A new report bolsters the idea that the “gig economy” isn’t nearly as strong as some have claimed.

Columnists

How to calculate the cost of turnover–carefully

Beyond out-of-pocket hiring and onboarding costs, how does turnover affect overall operations?

tuition reimbursement

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This is Not Your Father’s Tuition-Reimbursement Plan

Tuition-reimbursement programs may not be as generous as some headlines are making them out to be.

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Are There Truly More Jobs than People to Fill Them?

We don’t have a people problem—we have a retention problem.

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