How to Go From Campus to Corporate: Tips on Getting Your First Job
If you’re looking for tips on how to get your first job and start your career right, then we have a few suggestions on how to get started. ...
Engaging HR, One Page At a Time: Best HR Books to Read in 2026
If you’re an HR professional looking to expand your career and capabilities, take a look at the best HR books and recommendations for 2026. ...
Retirement Ruminations: From Senior Tax Deductions to Soft Savings Trends
A new $6,000 senior tax deduction is available for Americans 65 and older, and the information is useful not just for retirees, but also employers and employees. ...
Revisiting the 2026 Social Security Changes and Their Impact on the Workforce
With the January check expected soon, let’s revisit the 2026 Social Security changes and how this will affect retirees, employers, and employees. ...
Strategies for Coping with Layoff Anxiety and Overcoming the Fear of Losing Your Job
Coping with layoff anxiety can be difficult considering the state of the job market, but it is not impossible. Here are some ways to take control. ...
What HR Needs to Know About NY’s Trapped at Work Act for 2026
NY’s latest Trapped at Work Act now bans employment promissory notes and stay or pay clauses as a condition of employment. ...
The 2025 Guide to U.S. Non-Compete Agreements: Status, Legality, and FAQs
Is the FTC non-compete ban officially dead? And what does 2026 look like as federal rules fail and state laws like the Trapped at Work Act (TRAP) take over? ...
Listing Essential Questions to Ask Employees in a Remote Work Survey
To make remote work opportunities more effective, conducting surveys that ask the right questions is an essential part of connecting with employees. ...
Minnesota’s Paid Leave Law Goes Into Effect in 2026: What You Need to Know
The Minnesota paid leave policy for 2026 provides up to 20 weeks of paid leave protections for medical or family leave combined. ...
Which US States Are Hiking the Minimum Wage in 2026?
Here’s a list of the US states raising their minimum wages in 2026, with most changes scheduled to take place immediately on January 1. ...
The UK’s Suicide Prevention Standard Fills a Gap in Current Workplace Operations
The UK’s latest suicide prevention standard, released by the BSI, addresses the growing need for employers to consider their role in employee well-being. ...
Federal workers pay during 2025 shutdown: Is back pay guaranteed?
The HR Digest’s FAQ-style guide breaks down everything you need to know about federal workers back pay, government shutdown protections. ...
Worried About Potential Job Cuts? Here’s How to Address the Layoff Anxiety
Anxiety regarding layoffs is natural in 2025, but it is important to focus on the aspects within your control and prepare for the changes to come. ...
In Pursuit of Professional Poise: Mastering Meeting Etiquette in 2025
Perfecting your meeting room etiquette can be a good way to build a professional reputation and start your career with confidence. ...
Here Are Some Quick Dos and Don’ts for Starting a New Job
Read ahead for some dos and don’ts to guide you through your new job so you can make your way across the workplace with confidence. ...
How to Write a Complaint Letter About a Difficult Coworker: Let’s Break It Down
Writing a complaint letter about a problematic coworker can be a helpful way to ensure that HR leaders are aware of the issues growing within their workplace. ...
