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Katie Kuehner-Hebert is a freelance writer based in Running Springs, Calif. She has more than three decades of journalism experience, with particular expertise in employee benefits and other human resource topics.
Current and prospective employees are paying closer attention to an organization's total compensation package, including benefits and perks.
An increasing number of participants "wish they could push a button and completely hand over retirement planning," says a survey from JP Morgan.
Business knowledge and acumen will be just as important for HR professionals as fundamental HR expertise, says the president of TCS Group Inc.
Lack of knowledge about Social Security is like getting a new job but not asking when you would start and how much you would make.
A growing number of companies are implementing financial wellness initiatives, not just to help employees, but to meet investor demands.
Schwab's 2021 401(k) Participant Survey offers an "ah ha" moment.
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Tara Varjavandi, vice president of human resources at Nakisa Inc., shares her vision for successful HR operations in the years to come.
Willis Towers Watson's John M. Bremen reflects on how the role of HR has changed and offers a warning about specialization.
The president of Gava Talent Solutions weighs in on what skills and technology HR pros will need to stay competitive in our new work environment.