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DOL: Mandatory Walk Time to Break Area Is Not Always Compensable
A new federal opinion letter clarifies when required walk time reduces a meal break's legal status.
Human Resources. Grounded.
Recruiting, workforce management and HR technology examined through the decisions professionals face every day.
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A new federal opinion letter clarifies when required walk time reduces a meal break's legal status.
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Survey data and one CHRO's experience show AI fundamentally redefining HR leadership responsibilities.
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Only 14% of organizations have mastered talent velocity, per new LinkedIn research.
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An Arizona court ruling shows why accreditation failures alone cannot justify termination.
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A viral debate over interview beverages highlights real legal risks for employers rejecting candidates.
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A pending ruling may give education-sector employees a broader litigation path beyond Title VII.
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A senior HR advisory executive sees growing demand for strategic HR talent outpacing supply.
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Poor handling of difficult conversations, not just legal missteps, often drives employees to seek counsel.
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An NLRB complaint against a Denver restaurant highlights four collective bargaining obligations employers must follow.
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Well-drafted BYOD policies may help employers resist litigation demands to search employee personal phones.
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Moving beyond standard benefits requires embedding wellness into daily operations, culture, and leadership.
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Anthropic's internal research signals major shifts in hiring priorities and workforce structure.
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HR leaders must contextualize workforce data and design tools employees can act on.
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A federal court ruling highlights why thorough investigations matter before conduct becomes legally actionable.
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HR leaders need metrics beyond headcount to assess AI's true impact on hiring.
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A long-running NLRB case clarifies when employers can discipline workers for abusive conduct during protected activity.
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MSIG USA's chief HR officer shares insights on business-first people strategy and nontraditional recruiting.
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Twenty-eight states and D.C. impose voting leave requirements; compliance varies significantly by jurisdiction.
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L&D leaders say completion metrics miss the point: workforce enablement requires reinforcement, not just courses.
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Bureaucratic delays on basic pregnancy requests can create significant litigation exposure under the PWFA.
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Weak permissions, prompt manipulation, and staff habits can expose confidential personnel records.
A question-driven checklist helps HR and talent acquisition leaders design an honest recruiting automation pilot before scaling.
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HR leaders misread change friction as resistance when overload is the real driver.
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HR leaders should prepare for potential rule shifts while following current NLRB standards.
A step-by-step guide helps HR teams collect, assign, review, and surface internal FAQ answers where employees will find them.
Two operational checklists help HR leaders document software demos and clarify onboarding handoff ownership before details get lost.
Every issue covers the policies, platforms and people strategies shaping how US organizations hire, manage and retain. Published by HR Solution Journal. About the journal