Posts by SHRM-Atlanta
Flu Season is Here – We’ve Got You Covered
Flu Season is Here – We’ve Got You Covered September 4, 2025 SHRM-Atlanta From Kaiser Permanente It’s the return of flu season. And that means it’s time to take steps to keep yourself and your loved ones safe and healthy. The good news is you can help avoid serious illness — just by getting a…
Read More4 can’t-miss elements for a standout recognition culture
4 can’t-miss elements for a standout recognition culture August 7, 2025 SHRM-Atlanta From ITA Group By Tim Schieffer Organizations that rely on base benefits become a revolving door for talent. A strong employee recognition program can become a differentiator for your employer brand, enabling you to attract quality candidates and retain high performers. Studies show 75% of…
Read MoreStay Sun-Safe: Simple Steps for Healthy Skin All Season
Stay Sun-Safe: Simple Steps for Healthy Skin All Season July 14, 2025 SHRM-Atlanta From Kaiser Permanente Enjoying the outdoors can be great for your health — from getting some much-needed vitamin D to relieving stress. But too much sun comes with risks, too — like sunburn, skin damage, and over time, skin cancer. Sunscreen is a…
Read MoreInside an Executive Physical at PartnerMD: 4 Steps Your Leaders Will Experience
Inside an Executive Physical at PartnerMD: 4 Steps Your Leaders Will Experience June 24, 2025 SHRM-Atlanta From PartnerMD, SHRM-Atlanta’s Official Concierge Medicine Partner How do you protect the health of your company’s most valuable people before it becomes a business risk? Busy schedules, constant travel, and high-pressure roles often cause executives to put their health last.…
Read MoreInternal Investigations: Top Tips
Internal Investigations: Top Tips June 18, 2025 SHRM-Atlanta From Ogletree Deakins By Greg Hare and Monica Hess Complete and structured investigations are necessary for any successful compliance program. As even the most compliant employer will inevitably face complaints and potential violations, having an organized, structured investigation process is necessary. Quick Hits When choosing an investigator, it is key…
Read MoreHow to reprioritize employee recognition
How to reprioritize employee recognition June 18, 2025 SHRM-Atlanta From ITA Group By Tim Schieffer Employee recognition programs don’t often get the love they deserve. Lack of administrative resources, outdated technology, leadership support, you name it. HR teams are balancing a lot, so it’s no surprise that employee recognition often gets put on the back burner. But…
Read MoreEvent Planning for Large Scale Gatherings; What You Need to Know
Event Planning for Large Scale Gatherings; What You Need to Know April 16, 2025 SHRM-Atlanta From RH Events & Catering In the fast-paced world of corporate events, planning large-scale gatherings requires expertise, precision, and seamless execution. Whether you’re hosting a company-wide gala, an employee appreciation day, or a high-stakes conference, success hinges on meticulous coordination…
Read MoreDisability Discrimination Charges Involving Neurodivergence Are Rising, According to EEOC Data
Disability Discrimination Charges Involving Neurodivergence Are Rising, According to EEOC Data April 10, 2025 SHRM-Atlanta From Ogletree Deakins As diagnoses of neurodiversity become more common, employers are facing more disability discrimination complaints from neurodivergent workers, according to recent data from the U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC). Quick Hits EEOC data shows a rise in…
Read MoreSo. Much. Change.
So. Much. Change. January 23, 2025 SHRM-Atlanta Immigration, tariffs, Affirmative Action, DEI, AI… What a week of change for our HR community. We knew it was coming, but it’s still a lot and it’s affecting everyone differently. Please know we’re here for you. In late 2024, SHRM-Atlanta met with metro area executives and a common…
Read MoreCervical Cancer Awareness
Cervical Cancer Awareness January 21, 2025 SHRM-Atlanta From Kaiser Permanente Simple Steps to Protect Your Health Cervical cancer was once a leading cause of cancer death for women in the United States. But rates have decreased greatly in the past 20 years. That’s largely due to improved prevention, including vaccination and regular screening. But cervical…
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