Posts Tagged ‘workforce’
ASHA’s First Biggest Loser Campaign (Part 1)
This SmartBrief Insights guest post comes from Janet McNichol, SPHR, CAE, is the Human Resources Director at the American Speech-Language-Hearing Association. She is passionate about health and wellness and blogs about her experience managing ASHA’s program at Inside Workplace Wellness. Connect with her on LinkedIn or Twitter at @jmcnichol.
We’ve [...]
Tags: association, HR, Janet McNichol, team building, workforce, workplace health
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Why mere diversity isn’t enough
SmartBrief editor Mary Ellen Slayter is reporting live from the Society for Human Resource Management’s annual conference in San Diego this week. She met with Eric Peterson, SHRM’s manager for diversity and inclusion, and talked about the difference between diversity and inclusion, what drives his passion for diversity issues and how SHRM [...]
Tags: diversity, SmartBrief, Society for Human Resource Management, workforce
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3 reasons employees will leave your association after the recession
A recent guest post on SmartBlog on Workforce by Lance Haun, vice president of outreach for MeritBuilder, could also easily apply to associations, professional societies and nonprofits. What are you doing now to keep key players around when things get better? Huan’s thoughts:
“When I first entered corporate HR, we were in a boom period. [...]
Tags: HR, workforce
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