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Reverse mentoring: A key to HR innovation?

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From 2019: Why Mentoring is Critical for Success HRE: As an HR leader at an organization so focused on community, how do you keep yourself connected to the communities you serve? Read more Insights from a CHRO here.

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How a career as a teacher helped one chief people officer lead HR at a Fortune 500 company

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After graduating, she spent more than a decade in Amazon’s HR department and then became Peloton’s CPO in 2019, and her current position as DoorDash’s CPO in 2022. While in her graduate program, Garavaglia said she learned about the relationship between employee success and business success, and this motivated her to pursue a career in HR.

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Are You Tracking Gobal Payroll Metrics?

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The EY 2019 Global Payroll survey report highlights that apart from legislative and organizational consistency, management reporting is one of the top three concerns shared by payroll professionals. This is significant because a slow response to payroll requests has a direct, negative impact on engagement. Payroll managers.

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6 HR lessons from Microsoft’s CHRO

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In this role as the CHRO, and generally in the HR function, it’s about the ability to make a difference in the lives of employees, and to try to make their experience better,” she says. “HR Related: This game developer CHRO has found a winning talent strategy Recognize the power of your leadership team, HR and peers.

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What HR should know about recruiting and retaining Gen Z talent

HR Brew

There are three initiatives HR can undertake to not only attract Gen Z employees but make sure they don’t fly the coop, according to Jeri Hawthorne, who has been Aflac’s CHRO for just over a year. At Aflac, employees have had access to behavioral and financial wellness benefits since 2018 and 2019, respectively.

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CHROs are the lowest-paid executive officers, contributing to the C-suite’s gender pay gap

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In 2022, women holding the “senior-most executive roles,” including titles such as CEO, CFO, and CHRO, earned 85 cents for every dollar earned by their male counterparts. Cook has been researching gender pay disparities among “named executive officers” (NEO)—that is, the five highest-paid officers in a company—since 2019.

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Avantor’s CHRO on how culture, change management fueled the company through COVID

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. - Advertisement - Bringing those efforts to fruition involved an influx in hiring—and a commitment to transparent communication and adaptability on the part of both leadership and employees, says Brittany Hankamer, executive vice president and CHRO at Avantor. Read more Insights from a CHRO here.

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