Dive Brief: In what Gallup has dubbed “The Great Detachment,” employees are feeling stuck. They’re reporting low rates of satisfaction (18%) and in a cooling job market, struggling to find new work opportunities at the highest rate (51%) since 2015, Ben ...
Dive Brief: The National Labor Relations Board for Region 18 filed a consolidated complaint Wednesday against Delirium TV, LLC, and Kinetic Content, LLC — creators of the Netflix show “Love is Blind” — taking the position that cast members are ...
The 2024 word of the year is “divisive,” according to Glassdoor’s 2024 Best and Worst of Worklife wrap-up. In Glassdoor communities, mentions of the word “divisive” grew 33% during 2024, which the organization said was related to a range of ...
December brings with it a mixture of emotions both positive and negative, particularly for HR departments, Jonathan Segal, partner and managing principal at Duane Morris said during a Nov. 21 virtual event. “It’s often said that it’s the most wonderful ...
Dive Brief: Netflix Chief Talent Officer Sergio Ezama disputed a report by The Wall Street Journal on Thursday that the company had reversed course on its policy allowing employees to take “unlimited” parental leave within the first year of their ...
Stephan Meier is the James P. Gorman Professor of Business at Columbia Business School. If employers could tell the future, they’d see a massive wave of resignations hitting in 2025. A new Glassdoor report confirms what many have already suspected: ...
By: Ryan Golden • Published May 2, 2024 With engagement on the downswing even as the end of 2024’s first half nears, nontraditional employee benefits emerged as an area of opportunity for employers, HR Dive’s 2024 Identity of HR survey ...
Executive business leaders reported major shifts in positive sentiment about the economy and their companies’ prospects after the presidential election, according to a fourth-quarter survey by AICPA & CIMA. Compared to the third quarter, hiring plans increased, and 20% of ...
Dive Brief: A federal court blocked a rule strengthening legal protections for temporary farmworkers from going into effect nationwide. The U.S. District Court for the Southern District of Mississippi last month sided with farm groups, who argued the Department of ...
In a 50 to 49 vote, two independent senators joined Republicans on Wednesday in blocking Lauren McFerran’s nomination to continue serving on the National Labor Relations Board for the next five years. McFerran’s term expires next week. The vote means ...