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World of HR: More employers, governments look to conserve energy as oil crisis rolls on

The US-Israeli war against Iran has affected seemingly every part of the global economy. Governments and employers from Europe to Australia have taken steps to limit their and their workers’ energy consumption.

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CHROs are increasingly among the highest-paid executives at their firms

CHROs are seeing their pay grow more rapidly than other named executive officers, with median compensation for Russell 3000 CHROs growing by 14.7% between 2024 and 2025, compared to 8.1% for all NEOs. The trend is a reflection of HR’s ever-growing mandate.

Courtney Vinopal

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Corporate jargon is more than buzzwords. It’s ‘bulls--t.’

New research from Cornell University suggests buzzwords can negatively impact HR.

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Hybrid work isn’t working. Here’s how HR can help.

Policies need to be clear and intentional, workplace experts say.

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As gas prices rise, companies may rethink in-office attendance requirements

Here’s what HR needs to know.

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How one people leader oversaw HR while struggling with addiction

And her advice for people pros going through a rough patch.

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New ‘yardstick’ aims to help HR teams understand the quality of jobs inside their companies

New public-interest dataset looks at how companies fair when it comes to early-career roles, career growth, and job stability.