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HR Works: The Podcast for Human Resources HR Daily Advisor
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4.1 • 102 Ratings
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HR Works provides clear, relevant, actionable information on topics that matter to human resources (HR) professionals
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HR Works Podcast: How to Eat an Elephant One Bite at a Time
We all dread tough conversations at work. But what if they held the key to a thriving, inclusive workplace? Listen in as Hannah Yardley, Chief People and Culture Officer at Achievers, dives deep into the importance of fostering open dialogue, even when it gets messy. Discover how HR leaders can cultivate psychological safety and create a space where employees of all backgrounds feel comfortable bringing their authentic selves to work, and how diversity and inclusion play a crucial role in building a culture of safety and belonging.
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HR Work Break: 60 Years of Civil Rights
July 2 marks the 60th anniversary of the passage of the Civil Rights Act of 1964. Tune in for a special episode about the history, impact, and future of equal employment in America.
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HR Works Presents A Seat at the Table: Hard Conversations for a Safe Place at Work (Part II)
In part two of this two-episode series, Hannah Yardley, Chief People and Culture Officer at Achievers, takes a seat at the table to discuss how companies can help increase employee trust and set up organizations – from top leaders to entry-level employees – to foster a culture of safety and belonging for all employees. Additionally, she also sheds light on how diversity and inclusion plays a role in all of this too.
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HR Works Podcast: Kindness, Civility, and Leading Through Change with Jim Link
In the latest episode of the HR Works podcast, we dive deep with Jim Link, CHRO of SHRM. At SHRM 2024, we sat down with Link for an exclusive chat about his career journey, including uncovering his biggest influences and a valuable learning experience disguised as a “mistake.”
This episode is a must-listen for HR professionals looking to foster a positive, productive work environment. Listen in as we explore:
*The importance of kindness and emphathetic leadership in building a thriving workforce.
*Understanding SHRM’s incivility index and its impact on employee well-being.
*Reviving civil discourse in the workplace for better collaboration and results.
*Jim’s insights on what HR should be focusing on to empower their organizations and drive success, and more. -
HR Works Podcast: Hot Takes & HR Hacks Live from SHRM Chicago 2024
Get ready for an electrifying episode live from SHRM Chicago 2024! We’re joined by a special guest, the one and only Chief Human Resources Officer of SHRM, Jim Link, for an exclusive conversation about the hottest trends, challenges, and opportunities shaping the HR landscape. Buckle up and get ready for insights straight from the heart of the action!
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HR Works Podcast: Unpacking Shame to Become a Better Leader (Part II)
Welcome back to part two of our conversation with Chris Michalak, CEO of Personify Health. Listen in as we wrap up our discussion on shame and how to overcome it to become a better leader. We’ll discuss how organizations can navigate sensitive conversations around taboo topics at work, how HR leaders can build resilience to navigate life’s ups and downs (both personally and professionally), the importance of being an ally in the workplace, ways HR leaders can demonstrate true connection and commitment to their colleagues, fostering a sense of belonging, and more.
Customer Reviews
I can barely hear the host's question
I like the content. However, the unbalanced sound volume between the host and guest speaker is so off. It might hurt your hearing when the guest starts to talk if you use headphones when increasing the volume to hear the host.
Great content, can’t hear host
Host volume is always so low, making it a struggle to listen as the guest volume becomes much louder. Months ago this was not an issue. Sadly can not handle the volume inconsistencies with the host and guest so I am unfollowing.
Too hard to hear host
Topics are great, guests are knowledgeable, but the difference in volume between host and guest is so frustrating! Either you can’t hear the host or the guest is breaking your ear drums.