SAN DIEGO — Despite all the hype, artificial intelligence likely won’t take recruiters’ jobs, Jeremy Eskenazi, managing principal at Riviera Advisors, Inc., told a SHRM 2025 audience Tuesday. Why’s that? “Nothing will ever replace the power of relationships,” he said. ...

SAN DIEGO — Applied Materials’ student loan repayment program for employees reaped such rewards that the company more than doubled its annual contribution after the first year, Tes Fernandez, director of U.S. benefits for the company said Monday during a ...

SAN DIEGO — Remember their birthdays. President Joe Biden told a packed room of human resources professionals on the final day of SHRM 2025 that being a great leader means getting to know workers and colleagues.  “You know better than ...

SHRM’s Inclusion conference is no longer, with SHRM Blueprint taking its late October slot in Louisville, Kentucky, and HR professionals have expressed mixed reactions. The rebranding extended beyond the conference’s name: the previous hot pink color palette was replaced with ...

The Cheesecake Factory recruited undocumented workers to staff a Pennsylvania restaurant, provided them with false employment authorization documents and subjected them to abusive conditions, a group of five workers alleged in a June 19 lawsuit. In their complaint, Doe A.S.M. ...

Nearly half of U.S. workers — 47% — said they polywork, or hold multiple jobs or roles at one time rather than depend on a single primary employer for income, according to a June report from Monster. In this survey ...

By: Ginger Christ • Published March 18, 2024 In the ever-elusive quest for work-life balance for workers, some countries are legislating slamming that laptop shut for the weekend.  Increasingly more nations, including France, Argentina, Ireland and recently Australia, have passed ...

SAN DIEGO — President and CEO of SHRM Johnny C. Taylor Jr. predicted “another monster year” for HR during an address to members of the organization and other workforce professionals on Monday. Acknowledging the darkness of his 2024 opening session, ...

It’s a tale as old as time: Healthcare costs are rising faster than inflation, and employers are struggling to manage them as they eat up a larger and larger share of their budgets. Healthcare costs are expected to rise by ...

SAN DIEGO — The workplace after the COVID-19 pandemic is not the same as before. In the same way that putting computers on people’s desks transformed the office, so, too, did the nationwide shutdown, Allyns Melendez, CEO and founder of ...