Leadership

Google says it’s ‘proud’ of its work with the US government, despite employees’ concerns

Workplace experts discuss the leadership implications associated with ignoring employees’ concerns about sensitive topics.

Mikaela Cohen

Photo illustration of a professional woman looking to the side with her arms crossed, the top portion of her face is obscured by a rectangle, blurred, and covered in chaotic scribbles.

HR Strategy

Is AI making work harder? Work may already be harder for HR.

Using and overseeing AI tools is leading to more mental strain for employees, research from Boston Consulting Group found.

Mikaela Cohen

HR Strategy

Trump labor secretary out

Lori Chavez-DeRemer is headed to the private sector after a troublesome tenure at the DOL.

Adam DeRose

A green monopoly board with little people as pieces, moving to spots like "chief of staff" and "CHRO"

HR Strategy

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