Jen Colletta
Managing Editor at Human Resource Executive
Managing editor of Human Resource Executive, former editor of Philadelphia Gay News
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2 weeks ago |
hrexecutive.com | Jen Colletta
With a new federal administration and a swiftly changing economic and political landscape, uncertainty is contributing to a range of workforce management concerns. From the Trump administration’s stance on immigration to an evolving climate for DEI work, business leaders are focused on trying to keep up in a fluid environment, according to the results of Littler’s 13th Annual Employer Survey.
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2 weeks ago |
epgn.com | Jen Colletta
Our esteemed federal administration is evidently considering a way to support working families and increase the American birth rate: a $5,000 “baby bonus” for new parents. As the parent of three little ones, I would have loved $5,000 when each was born! The mental comfort of having some extra money on hand in a time of such change and upheaval would have certainly been welcome.
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2 weeks ago |
hrexecutive.com | Jen Colletta
Employers today are facing “turbulent times”—from economic challenges to growing healthcare costs, tech disruptions and geopolitical challenges—said Jim Winkler, chief strategy officer at Business Group on Health, at a virtual news conference this week. Yet, despite those pressures, investment in employee wellbeing hasn’t waned—with signs that it will actually increase in the coming years.
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2 weeks ago |
hrexecutive.com | Jen Colletta
Confounded by Gen Z in the workplace? Youâre not alone. A recent report based on a survey of 1,000 U.S. managers found that more than half cite frustration, and almost as many point to stress, related to managing this newest group of entrants to the workforce. Nearly a third of those surveyed say they ideally would avoid hiring a Gen Z candidate, and 18% have contemplated leaving their own job because managing Gen Z workers has become too challenging.
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3 weeks ago |
hrexecutive.com | Jen Colletta
Rates of stress and burnout are skyrocketing—and it’s not just the economy or political strife to blame. Today, humans consume an average of 74 gigabytes of information daily—the equivalent of reading the 100,000-word book The Hobbit or watching 25 episodes of Stranger Things in 24 hours, said Jay Shetty, podcaster, author and chief purpose officer of Calm. “Our brain has not caught up with the ability to process that much information—let alone make sense of it,” he said.
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