Category: HR Work Break Podcast

A series of conversations with members of the HR community, covering the latest trends and popular topics that are driving the world of human resources and people operations.

HR Work Break: What Is Toxic Behavior Carryover?

Guests: Lena McDearmid, Co-Founder, COO, and Chief Culture Officer at Momnt The American Psychological Association found that 19% of workers say their workplace is very or somewhat toxic, and over 1 in 5 workers (22%) said they have experienced harm to their mental health at work. What can leaders do to address workplace toxicity and […]

HR Work Break: Decoding AI’s Role in Recruiting

Guests: Will Rose, Chief Technology Officer at Talent Select AI 68% of recruiting professionals say that the best way to improve recruiting performance over the next five years is by investing in new recruiting technology. So, what should hiring teams keep in mind as they incorporate new technologies into their recruiting strategy? Will Rose, Chief […]

HR Work Break: Back to School Best Practices

Guest: Sadie Funk and Sara Redington from The Best Place for Working Parents Working Parents Day is on September 16th. Over 15 million US workers quit their jobs since April 2021, and 45% of them cited the need to care for their family as a key factor in their decision. As September shakes off the last […]

HR Work Break: Interview Intelligence and the Human Element

Guests: Rich Mendis, CMO of HireLogic The hiring process can be long and complicated, and unfortunately, hiring decisions are based on gut instinct 85% to 97%  of the time. Even in the midst of a technological revolution, the interviews remain mostly analog. So, how can HR professionals bring together the power of AI while maintaining […]

HR Work Break Podcast: The Road to True Inclusivity

Guests: Melissa Danielsen, CEO and Cofounder of Joshin About 90% of companies have DEI initiatives, but only about 4% of those programs include disability, which vastly under represents that portion of the workforce. In fact, 15-20% of the US population identify as neurodivergent or disabled. What can employers do to better support their disabled and […]

HR Work Break Podcast: The Future of Employee Benefits

Guests: Joshua Dunsby, PhD, Vice President ofClient Advocacy and Consultant Relations at One Medical; Gwen Gollmer, Executive Director of Total Rewards at Ally Financial Inc; and Sony Jean-Michelle Thornton, Senior Human Resources Business Partner at Columbia University’s Irving Medical Center Gallup found that 64% of employees ranked increased benefits and compensation as a key factor […]

HR Works Presents HR Work Break: The Benefits of Employee Recognition

Guests: Allison Ellison, CHRO of Avesis Only 19% of leaders list employee recognition as a priority, but when executed correctly, recognized employees are 4 times as likely to be actively engaged at work and 5 times as likely to feel connected to company culture. Allison Ellison, CHRO of Avesis, joins HR Work Break to discuss […]

HR Works Presents HR Work Break: Navigating Change as a Leader

Guests: Curtis Bateman, Vice President of International Direct Offices at FranklinCovey. Curtis Bateman, Vice President of Internarial Direct Offices at FranklinCovey and co-author of the book, Change: How to Turn Uncertainty into Opportunity, joins to discuss best practices for leaders in times of change. Tune in for our discussion on change management, leadership best practices, […]

HR Works Presents HR Work Break: Trust and Transparency at Work

Guests: Jared Pope, Co-Founder and CEO of Work Shield 55% of leaders believe their organizations were very transparent, but only 18% of their employees agreed. Transparency, in every facet of work, is an essential element in building a safe and inclusive workplace. Without it, employee misconduct and hostility is likely to increase. Jared Pope, Co-Founder […]

HR Works Presents HR Work Break: The Growth of Intelligent Technology

Guests: Lou Bachenheimer, CTO of the Americas for SS&C Blue Prism The artificial intelligence (AI) market was $86.9 billion in 2022, and Forbes anticipates that it will grow to $407 billion by 2027. Clearly, the proliferation of intelligent technologies is here to stay. What will that mean for HR leaders and their employees? Lou Bachenheimer, […]