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A new report finds nearly half of workers say some of their job skills have already gone stale and training cycles aren’t keeping up. Stay up to date with the latest HR news, trends, and expert advice each business day. Most HR and Benefits leaders already know the case for specialist employee health support. She found it at George Mason, where family ties and a welcoming community made all the difference. Each brings valuable experience to support our mission and strengthen the employee experience. HR News In Good Company with Chris Ackerman Building a People‑First Culture at George Mason If you ask Chris Ackerman what’s been most helpful in his first months at George Mason University, he doesn’t point to a policy, a process, or even a program.
- Dr. Lorna Friedman, Mercer’s global health leader, thinks all organizations should review their pandemic plans on a regular schedule.
- Work demands went up, and job security fell.
- As medical and pharmacy expenses climb, large employers are adjusting plan design, limiting drug spending growth and expanding targeted support like caregiving and financial wellness benefits.
- Executives expect faster HR insight, which AI can support; what tends to lag behind, in many cases, is clear oversight around how the tools are being used.
- Connect with Bridge to Belonging Bridge to Belonging uses the evidence-based ProjectConnect curriculum to help faculty and staff build a stronger community and enhance workplace well-being.
As part of our commitment to fostering a strengths-based culture across the… The process launches on Monday, February 16, with the required self‑evaluation for employees hired before December 31, 2025. As highlighted in the DRIVER framework, resilience isn’t just about individual “grit” – it is a culture we build together through independence, flexibility, and supportive relationships. George Mason University has once again been recognized by Best Workplaces for Commuters (BWC) for its commitment to providing employees with high-quality commuter benefits and transportation options.
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At SHRM26, SHRM President and Chief Executive Officer Johnny C. Taylor, Jr., SHRM-SCP, urged HR professionals to connect people strategy to business performance. These principles drive innovation, foster collaboration, and ensure every individual feels valued and empowered.
- Over nine months, through conversation, challenge, curiosity, and connection, they walk…
- HR News In Good Company with Chris Ackerman Building a People‑First Culture at George Mason If you ask Chris Ackerman what’s been most helpful in his first months at George Mason University, he doesn’t point to a policy, a process, or even a program.
- A new report finds nearly half of workers say some of their job skills have already gone stale and training cycles aren’t keeping up.
- Stay up to date with the latest HR news, trends, and expert advice each business day.
- Virtual (Zoom) When results fall short or relationships are strained, it’s often because an important conversation never happened-or didn’t go well.
- HR News In Good Company with Raquel Lopez A Career Built on Connection When Raquel joined our HR team as a Benefits Assistant last August, she brought more than 25 years of experience supporting employees across Latin America and the Caribbean.
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Over the years, Mental Health Awareness Week has done invaluable work in normalising conversations and highlighting support needs that were… With youth unemployment making headlines, how can we solve the conundrum where young people can’t find work and employers can’t find talent? What have they shared with…more