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Paige McGlauflin

Paige McGlauflin is a journalist at HR Brew, covering recruitment and retention. She previously was a reporter at Fortune's leadership desk and author of its CHRO Daily newsletter. She's from Maine and currently lives in Seattle.

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Recruitment & Retention

Hiring plans to remain steady in second half of 2026

But uncertainty and business change continues to impact TA strategy, an HR Brew survey finds.

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Compliance

Settlements top $1m for workers fired over online comments about Charlie Kirk. Should employers worry?

Hundreds of people were fired for posting about Kirk’s killing on social media. Some have successfully brought claims against their ex-employer.

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Recruitment & Retention

World of HR: T-Mobile expands in India with new tech center

The new office follows layoffs in the US, though the company insists the two are unrelated.

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HR Strategy

Most workers describe their leaders as ‘good.’ That’s a bad sign, one consultant says.

Few leaders really stand out from the pack.

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Recruitment & Retention

Labor market adds 172,000 jobs in May, but growth remains uneven

Most industries saw no changes or declines in total employment.

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Recruitment & Retention

Job openings spiked in April, but employers seem unlikely to kick their low-hire habit

Don’t expect a summer hiring surge.

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HR Strategy

REI’s worker-led boycott highlights for HR the importance of fulfilling employer values

More than 70,000 REI co-op members pledged to boycott the retail chain at the request of union members.

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Recruitment & Retention

SiriusXM’s chief people and administrative officer shares 4 key lessons from her company’s skills transformation

Transforming into a skills-based organization can be a daunting task. One leader shares her company’s learnings so far.

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Recruitment & Retention

April job gains suggest labor market is stabilizing, for now

“Today’s top line number is solid, but I don’t think it’s going to endure,” one labor economist said.

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Total Rewards

How Delta’s employee-listening revamp led its HR to rethink two major benefits offerings

The airline changed its employee travel benefit, and introduced one focused on financial well-being, after a shift in HR strategy.