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In the season six debut of the HR Scoop Podcast, Andrea Herron returns to the mic to interview Bridget Hallman from Paychex. Bridget shares her journey in the health and wellness arena and leading employee well-being strategy at Paychex. She discusses the adoption of Gallup's five elements of well-being at Paychex and highlights the importance of leadership support, practical implementation strategies, and the impact of well-being programs on both employees' lives and company success. 

On the Season 5 finale of the HR Scoop, Andrea hosts a panel of talent acquisition professionals to discuss the current state of recruitment. From social media best practices to a game of “candidate stop/start/continue” to tips for HR professionals as candidates, you won’t want to miss this timely conversation.

As season 5 of the HR Scoop rolls on, Andrea pivots from the traditional corporate guests and talks with Mike Nieto, a modern leader in the construction industry and nonprofit founder. Discover why culture is equally important for labor industries, the ways he’s breaking the stereotypes of construction companies and hear success stories from his mental health nonprofit.

The HR Scoop is so pleased to welcome Cheryl Kish, CEO of HOA Brands (Hooters), for a candid conversation about their internal career development programs. From the cultural benefits to employee retention, this episode features all the advice you’ll ever need to improve your own organizations career development opportunities. And you won’t want to miss hearing about Cheryl’s own inspiring journey.

Jessica Kim, CEO of IANACare (I Am Not Alone), joins Andrea on this thoughtful episode of the HR Scoop to talk about one of the hottest topics in the HR Benefits’ space­: Caregiving. You’ll learn about the myths and truths of caregiving while hearing touching examples of caregiving stories. Plus, find out why texting “no need to reply” might be the most supportive thing you can do for a caretaker in your life.

This episode of the HR Scoop features, Aaron Hurst, CEO of Imperative, a peer coaching provider. Andrea and Aaron start by defining the “purpose economy” before doing a deep dive into how peer coaching humanizes colleagues and creates meaningful relationships. Lastly, learn why Aaron is forever linked to the sport of baseball.