How to step back and delegate without losing control
You know you can't do everything yourself. You know micromanaging is bad. And you know no one likes a control freak.
human resources
Damage control: How managers can recover from common mistakes
Managers and executives will occasionally do something thoughtless or accidental.
Starbucks plans to improve US employees' mental health benefits
Starbucks is planning to improve mental health benefits for US employees in one of its latest bids to attract and retain talent in a tight labor market.
Why you should learn Mental Health First Aid
One in five adults in the US lives with a mental health problem according to the National Institute of Mental Health, but most don't seek out professional help. That's where Mental Health First Aid - an eight-hour workshop - hopes to fill the gap.
Sephora to close all locations June 5 for diversity training
Sephora will close all locations Wednesday to hold diversity training for its staff after R&B singer SZA accused the store of racial profiling in April.
Aurora gunman opened fire on his co-workers as soon as he lost his job
Illinois gunman Gary Martin brought a pistol to his termination meeting at the sprawling Henry Pratt Co. in Aurora. When he found out he'd been fired Friday, he started killing the people in the room, authorities said.
Ex-CBS chief Les Moonves will not get $120 million severance
Ousted CBS chief executive Les Moonves "will not receive any severance payment" from the company, the board of directors said Monday evening.
Whose side is HR really on?
"HR works for the company, not you."
10 'pitiful' excuses companies use not to hire women execs
The United Kingdom has slammed corporate leaders for making "pitiful" sexist excuses for failing to hire women to company boards.
