What is continuous feedback?
Continuous feedback is a process where you give feedback to employees (and receive it from them) on a regular basis—unlike a traditional performance review which is usually done once or twice a year.
Internal mobility is the movement of employees within a company to new roles or positions.…
A salary freeze, also known as a pay freeze, is when a business makes the…
An HR database is a system where you store and manage data on your company’s…
Ageism in the workplace, also known as age bias, is when people discriminate against their…
When you give someone kudos, you’re recognizing what they’ve achieved and showing your appreciation. Giving…
An HRIS director takes care of an organization's HRIS software, data, and processes. They work…
Employee loyalty is when your people choose to continue working with you for a long…
Offboarding is the process of disengaging an employee from their position within a company, a…
A performance-based bonus is an extra compensation granted to a team member as a reward…
A compensation plan is a payment package designed to attract and retain employees. A basic…
An HR strategy is an organized set of HR methods designed to support high-performance work…
People operations is the management and development of an organization’s workforce. Departing from traditional human…
Pay equity refers to equal pay for team members performing “similar” job duties–—irrespective of gender,…
Quiet quitting refers to the phenomenon where employees fulfill only the duties specified in their…
An Employee Resource Group (ERG) is a group of people within an organization who voluntarily…