SHRM

SHRM

Human Resources Services

Alexandria, VA 947,434 followers

BETTER WORKPLACES. BETTER WORLD.

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SHRM is a member-driven catalyst for creating better workplaces where people and businesses thrive together. As the trusted authority on all things work, SHRM is the foremost expert, researcher, advocate, and thought leader on issues and innovations impacting today’s evolving workplaces.  With nearly 340,000 members in 180 countries, SHRM touches the lives of more than 362 million workers and their families globally. Discover more at SHRM.org. Connect with us on Instagram, Twitter, and Facebook, too. • instagram.com/shrmofficial • twitter.com/shrm/ • facebook.com/SHRMHQ/ Privacy Policy: https://www.shrm.org/about-shrm/Pages/Privacy-Policy.aspx

Website
https://www.shrm.org
Industry
Human Resources Services
Company size
201-500 employees
Headquarters
Alexandria, VA
Type
Nonprofit
Founded
1948
Specialties
Human Resources, Diversity & Inclusion, Workplace Law, Talent Management, Workplace Best Practices, HR Certification, Employee Engagement, Recruiting, Compensation and Benefits, SHRM-CP, SHRM-SCP, HR, culture, leadership, management, talent acquisition, retention, workplace policy, and compliance

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    What if we were all a bit more civil? In our current climate, fostering respect and constructive dialogue is crucial, both in the workplace and beyond. We know that individuals and businesses thrive when civility is embraced, which is why SHRM is starting 1 Million Civil Conversations. Let's make civility the common language that unites us all. #CivilityAtWork

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    Are you preparing your employees for the impact of #GenAI in the workplace? According to SHRM's 2024 Annual Employee Benefits Survey, 65% of employers consider professional development to be "very important" or "extremely important." Furthermore, 80% emphasize #upskilling and #reskilling as crucial development benefits. SHRM's AI in the Workplace research underscores this, revealing that 83% of HR leaders stress the importance of upskilling in an AI-driven job market. U.S. workers broadly concur: 🔹 51% believe #AI will transform existing jobs rather than replace them. 🔹 76% view upskilling as essential to remaining competitive. Is your workplace covering costs that may be required for employees to be able to do their jobs? See how your organization stacks up: #SHRMAIHI #SummerofLearning #SHRMResearch

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    The rise of AI and remote work offers flexibility but can also lead to increased feelings of loneliness among employees. New studies have shown that these feelings can have severe consequences, including higher rates of alcohol consumption and insomnia, and even increased mortality rates. To combat this, employers need to take proactive steps: 🔹 Boost overall employee engagement to reduce loneliness—engaged employees are 64% less likely to report feeling lonely. 🔹 Encourage personal connections between team members through apps like Donut, mentoring, and onboarding programs. 🔹 Host regular offsite events to foster trust and stronger connections among employees. 🔹 Promote a culture that values social interaction, even in remote settings. Additionally, using AI to enhance worker autonomy and provide meaningful tasks can significantly improve mental health. Implement these strategies to ensure a happier, healthier, and more connected workforce. To learn more about this issue click https://bit.ly/3WfUEE7 #WorkplaceCulture #EmployeeWellbeing #HybridWork

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    Starting July 1, Greece has introduced a six-day workweek for certain sectors to boost productivity. This new rule allows employees in 24/7 service industries and specific manufacturing sectors to work up to 48 hours a week. For the extra hours, employees will receive an additional 40% compensation to reward their increased efforts. The decision has sparked both support and criticism. Supporters say it will meet urgent operational demands, especially where continuous service is crucial. Critics worry about the impact on workers' health and work-life balance. The government stresses that this change is not meant to replace the five-day workweek but to address specific industry needs. Few Key points: 🔹 Six-day workweek introduced in select sectors. 🔹 Applies to round-the-clock service industries and specific manufacturing sectors. 🔹 Employees can work up to 48 hours a week 🔹 Extra 40% compensation for additional hours 🔹 Government emphasizes that this change addresses urgent operational demands 🔹 Legally mandated five-day workweek remains unchanged How do you think this will impact the labor market and overall productivity? Share your thoughts and join the discussion! Learn more at https://bit.ly/3XSMUsY #Greece #Workweek #LaborMarket #Productivity

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    Johnny C. Taylor, Jr., SHRM-SCP Johnny C. Taylor, Jr., SHRM-SCP is an Influencer

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    Yesterday's shocking assassination attempt on a former U.S. President and current presidential candidate has left us all deeply shaken. Regardless of political beliefs or affiliation, violence of any kind against anyone under any circumstances is unacceptable. This event serves as a stark reminder of the importance of our mission to foster civility, respect, and inclusion in every aspect of our lives, especially in the workplace. SHRM’s efforts are not just about creating better work environments—they are about building a better society for all. I applaud our elected officials on both sides of the aisle showing unity and support as well as vocally calling for civility. I call upon all CEOs, CHROs, and HR Professionals to lead with empathy and employ active listening as the work week starts up again tomorrow. The principles that guide us through challenging times like this are: 1️⃣ Civility for All: Treating every individual with dignity and respect, regardless of their background or beliefs. 2️⃣ Open Communication: Encouraging open, honest, and constructive dialogue in our workplaces. 3️⃣ Empathy and Understanding: Striving to understand different perspectives and fostering an inclusive environment where everyone feels valued. Now is the time to model civility in every conversation today and this coming week. If you need support on a specific issue of civility in your workplace, the below resources are available: SHRM Ask An Advisor: https://shrm.co/lg5ew3 Free Civility Resources: https://shrm.co/jg5vp4 #SHRM #CivilityAtWork #HumanResources

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    Ask an Advisor | SHRM

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    "How can this one conversation today, lead to better conversations tomorrow?" Emily M. Dickens, SHRM Chief of Staff, Head of Government Affairs, and Corporate Secretary sat down with Mission Forward host Carrie Fox (she/her) to discuss how civility and a "care for others" approach leads to more effective leadership. Catch the full conversation. #CivilityAtWork #PolicyNotPolitics

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    How are you to strengthening your own "civility muscle?" This week's guest, Emily M. Dickens, Chief of Staff, Head of Government Affairs, and Corporate Secretary for SHRM, believes the answer lies in practicing #civility —one conversation at a time. Emily shares about SHRM's recently launched Civility Campaign and why leading with a "care for others" approach is far more effective than the all-too-common "self-serving" leadership style. Listen in: https://lnkd.in/ecW8mNP3 #CivilityAtWork #Civility #OneMillionCivilConversations #CourageousLeadership #Communications #SocialImpact

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    With the presidential election quickly approaching, many U.S. workers are preparing for more political discussions at home and work. Here are some tips for employers to establish guidelines around political conversations in the workplace: 🔹 Acknowledge that tensions are high and many team members may be feeling stress or fear related to the upcoming election. 🔹 Remind employees that the workplace should be a safe, inclusive, and respectful environment for everyone. 🔹 Communicate that while healthy dialogue about social issues is encouraged, it's important to reduce disruptions and maintain respect. 🔹 Encourage employees to approach these conversations with curiosity and to accept that common ground may not always be found. Conversations should aim to enhance understanding, not to change minds. Let's create a workplace where everyone feels respected and heard! 💬 #WorkplaceCulture #CivilityAtWork #PolicyNotPolitics

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    Despite a decline in summer job postings compared to the last two years, opportunities remain significantly higher than pre-pandemic levels. This resilience is largely driven by strong U.S. consumer spending, especially in the service sector, where demand for seasonal workers remains robust. Interestingly, while summer job postings have held up, internship postings show a notable decline. This trend may reflect varying job market conditions across different sectors, with some industries perhaps scaling back on training programs and focused resources elsewhere. The implications of this decline in internships could be significant. Internships often serve as a critical stepping stone for students and recent graduates, providing valuable hands-on experience and networking opportunities that can shape their future careers. Do you think the decline in internships will impact future job markets? Learn more at https://bit.ly/4eP6z30 #JobTrends #Hiring #SummerJobs

    Summer Job Postings Are Down, While Internships Fare Worse

    Summer Job Postings Are Down, While Internships Fare Worse

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    Investing in #EmployeeDevelopment isn't just good for your team—it’s smart business. Employee development through training and skill-building opportunities is a strategic tool for any organization's growth, productivity, and talent retention. By nurturing the talents of your current team, you not only enhance their expertise for their current roles but also prepare them for future positions within the company. In today's competitive market, it's often more effective to develop existing employees than to search for new ones. Discover 6 compelling reasons why focusing on employee development is essential for your business success. #SummerofLearning #Upskilling #TalentDevelopment #TalentRetention

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