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I'm the 'dean of innovation' and I know that nobody can agree what 'innovation' actually means

Your company doesn’t have an innovation problem, says Michigan Ross professor Jeff DeGraff. It Has a Language Problem.

Fortune

Exec at $27 billion tech giant HP hits back at Gen Z lazy label, saying they’re great at listening and building relationships

George Brasher says his Gen Z coworkers have a “healthy relationship with work” and know how to listen and build trust.

Fortune

You overpaid your new star hire. Now what?

Blanket premiums for big-tech pedigrees are a trap, one CEO says. Instead, pay for the traits that actually predict success in the role.

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Fortune 500 Land O’Lakes is letting workers choose what days and times they work—and the flex jobs are getting 25% more applicants than full-time gigs

The famed food giant selling butter sticks, whipped spreads, and shredded cheeses changed its policy after flexibility became workers’ top priority.

Fortune

IndiGo's Chief Human Resources Officer Pasricha resigns

IndiGo's Chief Human Resources Officer, Sukhjit Singh Pasricha, has resigned after an eight-year tenure, with Kanwal Jeet Singh Bakshi set to take over from July 20. This marks another significant senior departure from the airline, following recent exits of its CEO and Head of Global Sales. Pasricha cited discussions about…

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As AI reshapes work, leadership is being redefined by empathy and trust

As organisations navigate AI adoption, hybrid work, and shifting employee expectations, HR is emerging as a strategic force shaping the future of business.

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AI is transforming work—and talent strategy must keep up

In the AI era, CHROs will play a pivotal role in equipping organizations for success.

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Myanmar junta expels diplomat after Timor-Leste opens war crimes investigation

Asean bloc member becomes first to investigate criminal complaint against Myanmar’s generals

The Independent UK

Myanmar expels East Timor's top diplomat over a criminal complaint alleging military abuses

Myanmar’s military government ordered East Timor’s senior diplomat to leave the country after judicial authorities from the fellow Southeast Asian country accepted a criminal complaint against Myanmar's armed forces

The Independent UK

Court Upholds "Harassment Restraining Order" Requiring Removal of Alleged Libel + Restricting Future Posts About Plaintiff

From B.P. v. A.Z., decided last week by the California Court of Appeal, in an opinion by Justice Martin Buchanan,… The post Court Upholds "Harassment Restraining Order" Requiring Removal of Alleged Libel + Restricting Future Posts About Plaintiff appeared first on Reason.com.

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Schneider Electric CEO Olivier Blum credits his time as CHRO for shaping his leadership style

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ICE raids and immigration crackdowns are creating anxiety in the workplace. Here’s how business leaders can talk about it with employees

The recent efforts have created a new sense of urgency for business leaders around how to prepare their workplaces.

Fortune

CHROs love flexible work options almost as much as their employees

HR leaders say flexible work options are critical for employee well being, performance, and their own ability to attract new candidates.

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Here's why nearly 20% of CHROs are staying in the role less than 2 years

Tenure for those in the top HR spot is dropping as companies look for those with more strategic game plans.

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The CEO trap—why 70% of CHROs depart after a change at the top

There’s a survival guide for being a C-suite HR leader, and it requires thinking like an investor and leading like a CEO, says leadership effectiveness expert Rosanna Trasatti.

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Why the CHRO of New York Life says being an extrovert has been key to her success

You don’t have to be a people-person to be good at HR but it certainly helps.

Fortune

These 4 key derailers can undermine a CHRO's relationship with their board

CHROs are taking a more key leadership role across organizations, but that success depends on their relationship with the board.

Fortune

CEO Leena Nair traveled 48 hours cross-country to do an MBA that launched her career. Now, she leads one of the world's biggest fashion houses

“As far as my family was concerned, that was another planet," Chanel's Leena Nair said. The bet paid off as she then built a 30-year career at Unilever.

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How the CHRO of Kyndryl spun off an entire company from IBM and reinvented corporate culture for 80,000 workers

HR leader Maryjo Charbonnier was tasked with structuring a whole new organization. Here’s how she did it.

Fortune

The CPO of Lattice breaks down how HR leaders can win over CEOs: ‘Lean into data’

HR leaders are often stuck between what the C-suite wants and what their people want. Here’s how to make the most change.

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Chanel CEO Leena Nair traveled 48 hours on a train across India for her MBA—now, she leads one of the biggest fashion houses in the world

“As far as my family was concerned, that was another planet," Chanel's Leena Nair said. The bet paid off as she then built a 30-year career at Unilever.

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The CHRO of Cirque du Soleil weighs in on her off-beat duties in leading one of the world’s largest circus troops, and rebuilding the brand after COVID

Marie-Noëlle Gagnon lets managers build their own microcultures and has a huge immigration operation.

Fortune

Here’s where HR leaders think the industry is headed—and how they need to prepare

"HR needs to be a true partner, versus HR being an order taker.”

Fortune

More CHROs are getting appointed to corporate boards—but rookies directors may have less luck

HR leaders are making gains in the boardroom.

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Here’s why companies are looking outside their organizations to hire their next CHRO

Businesses want a CHRO who can please their boards and lead workers.

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