Elizabeth Clarke has been executive editor of <i>HR Executive</i> since 2019. She earned a journalism degree from the University of Florida and spent more than 25 years as a reporter and editor in South Florida before joining <i>HR Executive</i>. She can be reached at [email protected].
CEO Andy Jassy announced this week that all corporate employees need to work in the office full-time starting in January. Where do HR leaders land today on the remote, hybrid, in-office debate?
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What it is: Reejig's Work Ontology™ unbundles traditional job architectures into their atomized components, such as skills required, tasks and task adjacency, requirements and time allocated. Leveraging powerful proprietary AI, it is responsive and dynamic by nature, continuously extracting and inferring from the most comprehensive set of data in the industry to create a highly […]
What it is: Confirm bills itself as the faster, fairer, simpler performance review that stops burning your time, money and culture. Use science and data, instead of manager bias, to spot your true top performers so you promote, PIP, RIF and retain who you should. In a world of doing more with less, unveil the […]
What it is: Workday VNDLY is an extended workforce and vendor management system that helps organizations plan, source and optimize critical external skills to run the business. With Workday VNDLY, organizations access everything needed for end-to-end contingent labor and statement of work management, including intuitive configurability, invoicing, reporting and integration capabilities to connect the technology ecosystem […]
Here are three skills-related takeaways about these strategies from analyst Josh Bersin's opening keynote at the HR Technology Conference Virtual.
Apple names its first chief people officer, and a longtime HR leader at Colgate-Palmolive now helms the National Academy of Human Resources. Plus other moves in HR.
Judy Werthauser will join as chief people officer, Walmart U.S., to help drive belonging, wellbeing and digital work.
Leaders from NextEra Energy, Microsoft and The Home Depot are the newest additions to the prestigious organization.
New National Academy of HR fellow Deborah Caplan describes how technology helps fuel the people function at the company that owns Florida Power & Light.

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By focusing on evidence-based guidance and early intervention, employers can achieve measurable ROI, including a 55% pregnancy rate without treatment and an average of $8,200 in savings per birth.
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From LearnLux
With employee financial stress impacting productivity and retention, choosing the right support program is crucial. This guide provides a comprehensive framework for evaluating financial wellbeing solutions for 2027 to find the best fit for your workforce.
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From LearnLux
Discover how New Balance deployed a holistic financial wellbeing program to support its diverse workforce. Learn how their approach helped boost engagement, inclusion, and overall employee health.
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From Summit AR
Recover employee-related costs professionally and effectively with Summit AR, helping your organization reclaim what it’s owed while protecting employee relationships and your reputation.
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From HireRight
HireRight’s 2026 Global Benchmark Report uncovers how organizations are adapting their screening, hiring, and workforce management strategies against a backdrop of AI-powered fraud, identity misrepresentation, and fake candidate profiles.
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From Wex
By shifting away from generic bulk emails, Wex didn't just save valuable time--they unlocked incredible results.
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From AllWork
This Buyer’s Guide will help you navigate the flexible worker model selection process, drawing on AllWork’s experience in helping mid-to-large-sized companies with onboarding, managing, and paying flexible workers at scale.
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From Maven
With a diverse workforce that leans male, Deutsche Bank prioritized solutions that could support all employees equally--including fathers and caregivers--with a seamless, culturally competent experience.
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From Wex
As the workforce’s needs become more complex, layoffs loom and resources shrink, it’s imperative to be strategic about supporting your HR and benefits team while protecting your own well-being.
Download Resource
From Maven
Employers are expanding women’s and family health benefits despite climbing healthcare costs. Yet employees report feeling less supported than they did just a year ago.
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From Transcarent
Our survey of 1,340 HR and benefits decision-makers shows broad optimism about AI paired with pragmatic expectations.
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From Maven
The proof is in the outcomes. When employers invest in menopause care, symptoms improve, productivity rises, and costs drop--by an average of $1,600 per employee.
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From Transcarent
From GLP-1s to specialty oncology drugs, pharmacy spend is rising at an unsustainable rate, faster than any other benefit category, and most employers can’t explain where the dollars are going.
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By focusing on evidence-based guidance and early intervention, employers can achieve measurable ROI, including a 55% pregnancy rate without treatment and an average of $8,200 in savings per birth.
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