8 Signs You’ve Outgrown Microsoft Word and Google Docs for Your Job Description Management

Using Microsoft Word and Google Docs tricks you into thinking you’re creating the best job descriptions.  After all, the two tools provide grammar guidance, formatting, and a simple version...

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Study: Salary Remains the Primary Driver of Job Choice

Amid years of discussion about purpose-driven work, corporate culture, and employee experience, compensation continues to dominate how people evaluate jobs. A new analysis conducted by Global Work AI, an AI-native...

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The five 2026 HR tech acquisitions that put HR buyers in a strong position

We’re two months into 2026 and it’s been a busy eight weeks for the HR technology sector. There have been multiple CEO changes – notably at Workday, Oyster and...

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We Can’t All Be Nurses

Why the healthcare and social assistance subsector alone can’t cure an ailing labor market. The post We Can’t All Be Nurses appeared first on Indeed Hiring Lab.

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Destigmatizing Mental Health at Work

As trust declines at work, how can managers and teammates make room to talk honestly about mental health at work? The post Destigmatizing Mental Health at Work appeared first...

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Phillips 66 Chief Learning Officer: Always align learning strategy with business goals

Multinational energy company Phillips 66 is amid “a transformation to be the leading downstream integrated energy provider” in the world. For Chief Learning Officer, Phil Rhodes this transformation is...

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Online job ads fall in December

US online job ads fell by 276,800 in December to approximately 5.41 million, according to The Conference Board’s report...
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