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The Importance of Educating Your Workforce on How Compensation Works

Posted by: Olivia Steelman, Compensation Consultant on Monday, December 30, 2024

Since 2018, pay transparency laws being enacted at the state level across the U.S. have opened a new frontier for employers – better educating their workforce about how the organization makes its compensation decisions.

Women in the Workplace: Lead Authentically and Embrace Your Power

Posted by: Carolyn Culley, MAEd, MS, Workplace Learning Consultant on Monday, December 16, 2024

I want to share something that’s been on my mind lately about the journey we all face as women leaders. Navigating leadership isn’t just about achieving success; it’s about overcoming the unique challenges that come with it. I’ve experienced this firsthand, and participating in the Advancing Women Leaders program last Spring provided a forum for us to share our stories and struggles.

Tags: Leadership

Exploring the Future of Work: Take our Workplace Trends Survey Today

Posted by: McKenna Arnold, Survey and Research Manager on Monday, December 9, 2024

The workplace is evolving at a rapid pace, leaving many organizations wondering what lies ahead. Are you curious about the challenges your peers are facing? Eager to learn how others are navigating changes in their industries and workplace? Our Workplace Trends Survey is here to help.

Unwrap a Drama-Free Workplace This Holiday Season

Posted by: Carolyn Culley, MAEd, MS, Workplace Learning Consultant on Monday, December 2, 2024

Let’s be honest: workplace drama is like a rogue elf, sabotaging your team’s productivity. Gossip, petty arguments, and finger-pointing aren’t just annoying—they can derail even the best teams faster than someone eating the last sugar cookie in the breakroom.

But drama doesn’t have to be part of your workplace story. Imagine an office where your team thrives, collaborates, and actually enjoys working together. (Yes, it’s possible!) That’s where we come in.

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