Ben Satchwell explains how organisations can integrate competency and capability frameworks, avoiding duplication by clarifying where each operates. Ben shows just why levels mean different things, position skills taxonomies are […]
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On a recent podcast, Uber CEO Dara Khosrowshahi detailed his vision of hard work, which includes expectations that employees answer emails during off-hours.
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Most people mistake activity for learning, yet those who do it well, treat it as daily discipline. Charlie Curson shares five habits that accelerate growth: curiosity, embracing productive discomfort, reflecting […]
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Working parents are increasingly looking for support like childcare benefits as employers lean more into in-office work.
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To adapt to ongoing immigration uncertainty, the most resilient organizations are planning for disruption rather than reacting to it.
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A viral financial scenario report raises an uncomfortable question for HR leaders: What happens to your three-year talent strategy if the optimists are right about AI, but the transition is still brutal?
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When workers in the Reserve and Guard are on active duty, USERRA provides coverage continuation and plan reentry rights.
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Rushing AI into workflows can produce polished ‘workslop’ that masks shallow thinking, wastes time and erodes trust. Jenna Tiffany sets out a human-centred antidote: start with purpose, define boundaries, train […]
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Block is cutting 40% of its workforce, citing AI. Here’s what to know about the decision, the severance package and what comes next.
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L&D leaders face budgets, hybrid distraction and sceptical audiences, so influencing matters more than ever. Isobel Rimmer argues presentation and communication skills are a strategic capability for every leader, not […]
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