A Culture of Compliance

Infographic | February 3, 2020

As the workforce evolves, HR roles continue to be some of the most important in business. To understand how HR and small business owners are coping with the challenges of the changing nature of work, we surveyed them, as we do every year, at our HR Virtual Conference, the world’s largest virtual HR conference. From their most pressing concerns to what truly matters most, here are our findings in HR trends for 2020.

Infographic | February 25, 2022

Women earn 82% of what men earn for the same work (Bureau of Labor Statistics) 42% of women have reported facing workplace gender discrimination (Pew Research Survey). Men are twice more likely to be hired than women (PNAS)

Infographic | March 2, 2020

Categorizing employees as exempt or nonexempt can be difficult, and if done incorrectly can lead to fines and penalties. Read our guide to know how to classify employees properly. Tips on how to properly classify employees as exempt or nonexempt. It’s a challenge for many small and medium-sized business owners to determine whether an employee should be classified as exempt or nonexempt.

Infographic | April 1, 2022

Companies spend an average of $3,000 to onboard a new hire. Only 37% of companies ensure their onboarding programs run for more than a month.

Infographic | August 12, 2021

The rise of remote work has been accompanied by its share of problems. Many of those problems stem from one of four key mistakes made when attempting to manage teams of remote workers. These mistakes, albeit common, can be avoided. If you are responsible for managing a remote team, here are some key areas on which you should focus where workplace breakdowns frequently occur.

Infographic | February 26, 2020

Discrimination may not be immediately obvious. Here are five lesser-known forms of bias in the workplace unconscious or not and what HR and People teams can do to tackle them. 60% of US employees over 45 reported being victims of age discrimination at work in 2018. 90% of US employees over 45 said age discrimination was 'commonplace' at their work.