HR Work Break

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 Works Presents HR Work Break: LGBTQ+ at Work, a History

This week’s episode of HR Work Break kicks off Pride Month with a special episode. 46% of LGBTQ+ workers have experienced unfair treatment at work at some point in their lives. In light of events both past and present, we’ll dive into the history of the US’s protections of LGBTQ+ workers. Tune in as we […]

HR Works Presents HR Work Break: The Stay Interview

Guests: Kylie Luff, Senior HR Consultant at OneDigital In 2022, a record 50.6 million U.S. workers quit their jobs, accounting for 70% of total separations. 72% held exit interviews, but only 28% of organizations conducted stay interviews. So what is a stay interview, and how can it help with retention? Kylie Luff, Senior HR Consultant […]

HR Works Presents HR Work Break: The Impact of Trustworthy Leadership

Guests: Gloria St. Martin-Lowry, President of HPWP Group Leadership dictates company culture, and company culture, in turn, plays a huge role in the success of a business. Without trustworthy leaders companies often struggle to retain talent. Gloria St. Martin-Lowry, President of HPWP Group, joins to discuss how trust impacts retention, motivation, and employee engagement. Tune in to learn […]

HR Works Presents HR Work Break: Reinvigorate Your L&D Opportunities

Guests: James Micklethwait, Vice President, Kahoot! at Work Kahoot! Found that only 14% of all generations actively pay attention during online training. 44% of Gen Z employees are mentally checked out during these sessions. So, how can leaders reshape learning & development programs to be more engaging? How can growth opportunities be adapted to suit the […]

HR Works Presents HR Work Break: Automating the Workplace

Guests: Colin Redbond, Global SVP of Product and Strategy at SS&C Technologies Blue Prism A recent study found that satisfied employees had a quarter less (25%) administrative tasks thanks to AI. Just how far will the ripple effect of AI go within the world of HR? Colin Redbond, Global SVP of Product and Strategy at […]

HR Works Presents HR Work Break: Play, Reflect, & Learn Part II

Guests: Lauren Fitzpatrick Shanks, CEO of KeepWOL Lauren Fitzpatrick Shanks, CEO of KeepWOL, returns to continue our discussion on gamification. Tune in to learn about how gamification improves employee retention, the affect of L&D on company culture, and the importance of measurable success in L&D investments. Remember, you can always follow us on Twitter at @HRWorksPodcast, and […]

HR Works Presents HR Work Break: Play, Reflect, & Learn Part I

Guests: Lauren Fitzpatrick Shanks, CEO of KeepWOL Gamification is a popular trend within the Learning & Development space, as it enhances the employee experience and information retention. In fact, a recent survey found gamification makes employees feel more productive (87%), more engaged (84%), and happier at work (82%). Lauren Fitzpatrick Shanks, CEO of KeepWOL, joins […]

HR Works Presents HR Work Break: Bare Minimum Mondays & Retention

Guests: Karen Siegel, HR and Business Development Manager at Delta Hire A new trend is sweeping the corporate world: “Bare Minimum Mondays.” As TikTok content creator, Maris Mayes explains, workers prioritize self-care over productivity on Mondays. The fad is a direct response to increased stress and serves as an attempt to mitigate burnout early in […]

HR Works Presents HR Work Break: What We Learned from President Biden’s 2024 Budget Proposal

HR Work Break is excited to participate in HR Daily Advisor’s latest multimedia mini-series: What We Learned. In these segments, we’ll take a close look at a recent event and analyze what it means for HR professionals. This week, we discuss how President Biden’s 2024 budget proposal showcases trending topics within the benefits and compensation […]

HR Works Presents HR Work Break: Leaders Vs. Managers

Guests: Karen Leal, Performance Specialist at Insperity Although U.S. companies spend nearly $160 billion on employee training and education, 58% of managers said they didn’t receive any management training. And, less than 20% of organizations have a bench of capable leaders ready to fill critical roles. Karen Leal, Performance Specialist at Insperity, joins this week’s episode […]