From this week’s Feature, Privacy is an App:
“It won’t be long before someone comes along with the privacy app that allows us to control our personal data, authorize who gets to use it, and to sell it. But when it comes out, get if fast before Google or Facebook buys it and shuts it down.”
– Heather Bussing
Privacy is not a legal issue anymore. It’s too late. Now privacy is a technical choice.
Feature: You’re being buried alive in information. Is this a training ground for a new way of seeing and doing? In our feature article, John Sumser explores today’s environment and suggests some important coping skills for HR Professionals. Jeff Dickey-Chasins guages the impact from the proliferation of technological recruiting solutions, Heather Bussing has some ideas […]
Change is stressful. Even really good change; things like graduation and outstanding achievements.
One in four adults in the U.S. suffers from some form of mental illness. It’s likely that you are dealing with depressed employees at work. It may even be the boss. Heather Bussing talks about legal and HR roles in this week’s feature: Depression and Work. Victorio Milian and Paul Hebert pen Big Data, Hip-hop […]
Depression accounts for an estimated $83 billion per year in lost productivity. Legal Editor Heather Bussing explains the legal aspects of managing depressed employees.
“We have been talking about the War for Talent for almost two decades. But relying only on resumes and job descriptions is like shooting cannonballs into the ocean.” Chris Havrilla joins the HRExaminer Editorial Advisory Board this week and we’re featuring her post Hire People, Not Just Skills.” And at 11AM PDT today (2PM EDT) Chris will join John Sumser live on the HR Examiner Radio Show (live show link).
Humans are sexual beings, and all sorts of issues arise at work because of it.










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