Diversity

Corporate DEI: What to expect in 2025 with the new Trump administration

Although more than 25% of Chief Diversity Officers will see budget increases in 2025, most CDOs also anticipate greater pressure on their initiatives in the new year. experts say.

3 U.S. Army principles that can improve your HR policies and practices

As commanding officer of your organization’s greatest asset—its people—it’s up to you to shape the best way to help the business and its employees, this veteran-turned-CHRO writes as we honor Veterans Day.

What HR leaders can do to help autistic employees succeed

Organizations, HR leaders and other employees have important roles in accepting autistic employees and helping them thrive.

Northwestern Mutual CHRO: 6 pieces of advice for HR leaders

With a strong business background, this HR leader guided a legacy company's digital transformation, boosting employee engagement and diversity.

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.

The 2 most effective DEI programs at Akamai Technologies

HR leader Khalil Smith also discusses the challenges and trends he’s seeing in HR as employees return to the office and embrace AI.

What HR needs to do to make skills-based hiring a success

HR experts offer some sage advice for employers looking to roll out a skills-based hiring model, which they say can be tricky but beneficial.

What Target’s controversial Pride Month dustup tells HR about ‘rainbow washing’ 

After the retail giant pulled some Pride Month displays following protests, some employees are 'infuriated.' Experts share what HR needs to know about creating year-round LGBTQ inclusion.

3 benefits of being a more self-aware HR leader

Being in touch with how you and your teammates best operate can have wide-ranging implications, says Stephanie Douglass, chief people officer at Quizlet.

AI Bill of Rights: Why it’s the beginning of what HR, HR tech need

HR tools that rely on artificial intelligence should be tested before deployment for bias and monitored regularly to ensure they are safe and effective, according to the new guidelines.