Commentary

After November 3rd, Workplace Policy Expertise in Congress Will Be Scarcer Than Ever
E.R. Anderson

10/23/20
Congressional Races to Watch and Why
E.R. Anderson

10/02/20
Say it Ain't so, Joe
E.R. Anderson

07/17/20
USMCA Treaty adds to Mexico’s Complexity
Alan Wild

06/26/20
What to Watch in Washington This Summer
E.R. Anderson

06/26/20
Mexico – The COVID Crisis, Arrest of a Leading Labor Lawyer, and the Labor Code Turned on its Head
Alan Wild

06/12/20
The King or Queen of Capitol Hill in 2021
E.R. Anderson

05/29/20
November Rain for Employment Policy?
E.R. Anderson

05/01/20
The Coronavirus and Business: How Do You Want to be Remembered?”
Alan Wild

04/24/20
Honoring Dan Yager On His Stepping Down as CEO of HR Policy Association
Jeffrey C. McGuiness

04/10/20
Profiles in Courage?
E.R. Anderson

03/27/20
Gerrymandering Revisited
E.R. Anderson

03/13/20
The Questions Your Company Must Answer as Coronavirus Moves Out of China
Alan Wild

02/28/20
For Some Democrats, Voting PRO is Risky Business
E.R. Anderson

02/07/20
Top 10 Global Issues and Hotspots for HR Leaders in 2020
Alan Wild

01/24/20
Election Surprises
E.R. Anderson

01/24/20
Mexico's Massive Move on Minimum Wages
Alan Wild

01/10/20
2020 Vision: And You Thought the Last Decade Was Challenging!
Daniel V. Yager

01/03/20
What to Expect When You’re Impeaching
E.R. Anderson

12/13/19
A “Not So Tongue-in-Cheek” Look at the Way the Language of Labor is Changing
Alan Wild

12/06/19
Policymaking is Happening Everywhere But Congress
E.R. Anderson

11/22/19
12 Things Global HR Leaders Need to Know About India
Alan Wild

11/13/19
What’s New in Korea and China—a View from Shanghai
Alan Wild

11/01/19
As Rep. Craig Goes, So Goes the Nation?
E.R. Anderson

11/01/19
Will Democrats Keep Their Majority in the House of Representatives?
E.R. Anderson

10/10/19
The Legislative Filibuster
E.R. Anderson

09/27/19
How Should Companies Address Worker Voice in Election Season?
Alan Wild

09/13/19
Will the Democrats Take Control of the Senate?
E.R. Anderson

09/13/19
A Walk on the Wild Side: What We Are Hearing from Hong Kong
Alan Wild

08/16/19
Nothing and Overreact: Is Eliminating the Filibuster the New "Nuclear Option" for the Senate?
E.R. Anderson

08/16/19
HR Disrupters in 2019: A Mid-Term Report
Alan Wild

07/25/19
Preview of Protocol in Mexico for Existing Union Relationships
Alan Wild

07/19/19
Nothing and Overreact: Budget Issues Lie Between Congress and Recess
E.R. Anderson

07/19/19
On #Brexit, things come full circle: the former accusers now stand accused
Tom Hayes

07/09/19
Britain and Europe Plus ça change
Tom Hayes

07/01/19
The Games Begin in the Mexican Labor Reform Saga
Alan Wild

06/28/19
#BorisJohnson goes to #Brussels – A #Brexit parody
Tom Hayes

06/20/19
Women CEOs Speak: An Interview with Jane Edison Stevenson
Expert Perspectives

06/19/19
3 years after #Brexit vote: EU is more united and Brexit is less clear
Tom Hayes

06/17/19
Ethics at Work…On E-Mocracy and Objectionism
Alan Wild

06/12/19
Boris Leaves #Brexit Wriggle Room
Tom Hayes

06/09/19
No point giving UK more time to just “kick the can around” on #Brexit?
Tom Hayes

06/03/19
For Ireland: the only good #Brexit is No-Brexit
Tom Hayes

06/02/19
The Time Clock for Everyone? A Deeper Look at New European Rules for Time Recording
Alan Wild

05/30/19
There’s no #EP2019 #Brexit domino effect. UK is on its own
Tom Hayes

05/28/19
Exit the May; Enter the Boris? #Brexit
Tom Hayes

05/21/19
3 years after the impossible promise of #Brexit: all you get is ‘True Britism’
Tom Hayes

05/13/19
Africa – Still the Forgotten Continent?
Alan Wild

05/10/19
The nightmare on #Brexit St continues
Tom Hayes

05/05/19
Ramadan at Work: Hints and Tips for Colleagues, Bosses, and HR Staff
Alan Wild

05/03/19
May’s #Brexit Express is now the little engine that can’t
Tom Hayes

04/28/19
The Rise of HR Analytics and the Talent Function
Alan Wild

04/26/19
The never-ending BYOB (Bring Your Own #Brexit) story
Tom Hayes

04/15/19
No point giving UK more time to just “kick the can around” on #Brexit?
Tom Hayes

04/06/19
Britain in a Brexit “Black Hole”
Tom Hayes

03/31/19
American Game—Mexican Rules?
Alan Wild

03/29/19
Mexico Flips the Table on Labor Policy, Part 2
Alan Wild

03/15/19
One month to go and #brexit gameplaying goes on…
Tom Hayes

02/27/19
Après Honda, Le #Brexit Deluge?
Tom Hayes

02/19/19
While #Brexit is a big thing, it’s the little #Brexit things that will add up and hurt…
Tom Hayes

02/08/19
Guest post by @john_lichfield: Understanding the #GiletsJaunes
Tom Hayes

02/02/19
Restructuring: From “Hard and Lumpy” to “Soft and Smooth”
Alan Wild

02/01/19
#Brexit and the Dark Art of Bullshit
Tom Hayes

01/26/19
#Brexit: A Procedural “Fix”?
Tom Hayes

01/18/19
So… #Brexit? What happens next…? No one knows…
Tom Hayes

01/16/19
Interview with John Reid-Dodick, Chief People Officer from 2016 to 2018 and now Senior Vice President, Culture, WeWork
Expert Perspectives

01/15/19
When #Brexit Goes to the Movies
Tom Hayes

01/13/19
In China, the “Tariff War” Creating Challenges Beyond Just Trade
Alan Wild

01/11/19
How do you ‘just get on with doing it’ when no one can agree what ‘it’ is?
Tom Hayes

01/04/19
Some #Brexit Thoughts For This Holiday Season
Tom Hayes

12/19/18
Where next on #Brexit… My Modest Proposal
Tom Hayes

12/09/18
“Let Me Be Dutch for a Moment”—The Influence of National Character on Negotiations
Alan Wild

12/07/18
The #Brexit #WithdrawalAgreement negotiation – Could Anyone Else Have Done Better?
Tom Hayes

12/02/18
Changes in the American Workforce Surprising Demographers Need the Attention of Talent Strategists
Jeffrey C. McGuiness

11/30/18
International Lessons from the HR Policy Fall Washington Labor Conference
Alan Wild

11/30/18
Book 1 on #Brexit Closes – Book 2 will be a lot harder to write.
Tom Hayes

11/25/18
There is No Good Way Forward on #Brexit
Tom Hayes

11/17/18
Offshoring: The Morning After
Alan Wild

11/16/18
#Brexit – The Fast Fading Fantasies
Tom Hayes

11/11/18
Isn’t a Mass Walkout a Strike? A Strange Day at Google
Alan Wild

11/05/18
A Never Ending #Brexit
Tom Hayes

11/04/18
Bolsonaro Wins—But What About Brazil?
Alan Wild

11/02/18
First there was “Hard #Brexit” then there was “Red, White and Blue Brexit” – now, it’s a “Squatters’ Brexit”
Tom Hayes

10/30/18
Mexico Flips the Table on Labor Policy
Alan Wild

10/26/18
Now Impossible to See How a UK/EU Deal on #Brexit is Doable
Tom Hayes

10/23/18
Kavanaugh Practices Diversity; Will He Rule Against It As a Policy?
Jeffrey C. McGuiness

10/19/18
U.K. Has Deadlocked Itself on #Brexit
Tom Hayes

10/15/18
Theresa May is no Thatcher
Tom Hayes

10/07/18
Deadlock on #Brexit
Tom Hayes

09/29/18
#Brexit Cake-ism in the Soul* (* With apologies to Sartre)
Tom Hayes

09/24/18
A Bad Week for Theresa May on #Brexit in #Salzburg
Tom Hayes

09/21/18
Chucking Chequers and #Brexit… there are just too many ‘unknown unknowns’ in play
Tom Hayes

09/18/18
#Brexit and Ireland: A Personal View
Tom Hayes

09/05/18
PM May middling on #Brexit: Mogg-ists to the Right of Her, Boles-ists to the Left
Tom Hayes

09/03/18
#Brexit and the Politics of Hard Numbers
Tom Hayes

08/26/18
Six Specific #Brexit Thoughts on a Summer’s Day
Tom Hayes

07/30/18
There is Only One #Brexit Question: The Irish Question
Tom Hayes

07/20/18
The @GovUk #Brexit White Paper: More Questions than Answers
Tom Hayes

07/13/18
No “hokey-cokey” #Brexit… there is only one #SingleMarket
Tom Hayes

07/06/18
#Brexit Will Not End Well… or…Brits need to realise: the #EU is just not that into you
Tom Hayes

06/12/18
‘Le Journal Français’ of a beleaguered, blow-in, brexiteer Lord – – a #Brexit Parody
Tom Hayes

06/04/18
BEERG #Brexit Blog: A Data Special:- @MichelBarnier highlights #data as a critical issue
Tom Hayes

05/31/18
On #Brexit there are the Crashers, the Cavers and the Light Remainers
Tom Hayes

05/27/18
Dick Barton Word Games Don’t Work on #Brexit
Tom Hayes

05/21/18
On #Brexit: You can have the politics or the economics; but you can’t have both
Tom Hayes

05/14/18
They Paved Paradise and Put Up a Parking Lot #Brexit #BrexitShambles
Tom Hayes

05/08/18
Interview with Marc A. Feigen of Feigen Advisors
Expert Perspectives

04/18/18
#Brexit: A New UK Politics in the Making?
Tom Hayes

03/30/18
#Brexit Illusions Are Now Meeting Reality
Tom Hayes

03/23/18
At the Heart of Europe – A Literally True #Brexit Story
Tom Hayes

03/19/18
A Proposal for a Northern Ireland Special Economic Zone – A Way to Stop #Brexit Bringing Back a Border
Tom Hayes

03/12/18
Opting-Out and Opting-In on #BREXIT
Tom Hayes

03/09/18
May: I Am Where I Am Because I Put Me Where I Am #Brexit
Tom Hayes

03/03/18
From “Cakeism” to “Half-Bakeism” on #Brexit
Tom Hayes

02/25/18
4 Ts Are Needed In #Brexit Talks: Timescale; Table; Team & Truth
Tom Hayes

02/18/18
#Brexit: The UK Government’s BATNA Dilemma
Tom Hayes

02/10/18
A Parody: The #Brexit Tapes… inside a fictional Cabinet Brexit Committee…
Tom Hayes

01/12/18
You Can’t Always Get What You Want #Brexit
Tom Hayes

12/17/17
Not So Much a Marathon… More a Triathlon #Brexit
Tom Hayes

12/08/17
That #Brexit Winding Road May Be a Cul-de-Sac
Tom Hayes

12/04/17
Still a (Very) Long and Winding #Brexit Road Ahead
Tom Hayes

12/03/17
#Brexit: A Moment of Truth Fast Approaching
Tom Hayes

11/26/17
Break, for the Border #Brexit
Tom Hayes

11/24/17
#Brexit: "Sometimes It Seems Like They Haven't Thought All This Through"
Tom Hayes

11/17/17
Is the UK's #Brexit Cheque Really in the Post…?
Tom Hayes

11/12/17
Talent or Ethics: Which Side Are You On?
Prof. Patrick M. Wright

11/10/17
My Cab Ride With Muhammad Ali and Reflections on Ellis Island
Daniel V. Yager

11/10/17
Another Brick in a #Data Wall? #Brexit #EUDataP
Tom Hayes

11/04/17
#Brexit, a Dickensian Example of: "Please Sir, Can I Have Less?"
Tom Hayes

10/29/17
On #Brexit – You Can't Always Get What You Want
Tom Hayes

10/22/17
The Same Imagination Devoted to Creating Artificial Intelligence Is Needed to Promote Its Acceptance
Jeffrey C. McGuiness

10/20/17
Breaking Up Is So Very Hard To Do #brexit
Tom Hayes

10/13/17
"Plan for the Worst: Hope for the Best" – the Fading Hope of #Brexit Deal
Tom Hayes

10/06/17
My #Brexit Blog: of Gold and Gorillas
Tom Hayes

10/01/17
Robbie Gilbert: Labor Law Under Labour
Tom Hayes

09/29/17
Ellyn Shook, "Earn While You Learn: How Apprenticeships Can Accelerate Reskilling in the Digital Age"
CHRO Insights

09/25/17
The HR Impact of AI: An Interview with Martin Ford
Expert Perspectives

09/15/17
Strategies for Increasing Diversity in CEO Succession Pools
Prof. Patrick M. Wright

09/14/17
David Rodriguez, "We've Only Just Begun in America"
CHRO Insights

09/07/17
Lessons Learned from a Summer Binge Reading About the Impact of Artificial Intelligence on Work and Society
Jeffrey C. McGuiness

08/29/17
House Committee Approves Autonomous Vehicle Legislation, Launching Debate Over the Impact of Artificial Intelligence on Work
Jeffrey C. McGuiness

08/04/17
Diversity in CEO Succession Pools: The Challenge Remains Great
Prof. Patrick M. Wright

07/27/17
Brexit: We Are No Nearer to Knowing the Future
Tom Hayes

07/27/17
The Link Between Governance and Executive Compensation: An Interview with Matthew Paull
Expert Perspectives

07/15/17
HR Policy Association Companies Highlighted in New Resource on UpSkilling
Jaime S. Fall

07/13/17
As Health Care in Congress Stumbles and Governors Exert More Influence, the Preemption Debate Has Emerged but So Too a Powerful New Advocate for Uniformity
Jeffrey C. McGuiness

07/07/17
Can Employers Improve the Process for Recruiting Interns and Those Seeking Their First Real Job?
Jeffrey C. McGuiness

06/19/17
Yes, Employers Need to Begin Discussing the Impact of America's Opioid Crisis on Employees and the Workplace
Jeffrey C. McGuiness

06/07/17
The Senate Filibuster Rule Should Be Preserved But That’s Not the End Of the Story
Daniel V. Yager

06/02/17
CHROs Searching for Improved Health Care Delivery Systems Moving in Unexpected Directions
Jeffrey C. McGuiness

05/18/17
Should HR Policy Address One of the Biggest HR Issues Hardly Anyone Is Talking About?
Jeffrey C. McGuiness

05/09/17
The First 100 Days from an HR Policy Perspective
Daniel V. Yager

05/05/17
With Health Care in Disarray, What's the Smart Play for CHROs?
Jeffrey C. McGuiness

04/21/17
Are All CEO's Narcissists?
Prof. Patrick M. Wright

01/27/17
Managing the CEO Transition Process
Prof. Patrick M. Wright

10/20/16
The Sad Lack of Diversity in the CEO Succession Pipeline
Prof. Patrick M. Wright

09/23/16
Helping a New CEO Succeed
Prof. Patrick M. Wright

05/13/16
The Case for Executive Humility
Prof. Patrick M. Wright

03/04/16
Assessing Assessments
Prof. Patrick M. Wright

01/28/16
Causes of Success and Failure in the CHRO Role
Prof. Patrick M. Wright

10/15/15
Innovative Approaches to Managing the C-Suite Talent Pipeline
Prof. Patrick M. Wright

09/17/15
The Next Inclusiveness Challenge
Prof. Patrick M. Wright

07/10/15
The Case for CEO Successor Candidate Assessments
Prof. Patrick M. Wright

05/22/15
The Quest for CEO Successor Assessments
Prof. Patrick M. Wright

05/15/15
Are You A Net-Exporter of Talent?
Prof. Patrick M. Wright

03/20/15
Succession Planning: “Ready Now” Vs. “Ready Enough”
Prof. Patrick M. Wright

12/04/14
CHRO Succession
Prof. Patrick M. Wright

10/31/14
Better Metrics for Choosing CEOs
Prof. Patrick M. Wright

10/03/14
Assessing CEO Successors
Prof. Patrick M. Wright

09/26/14
Are You Prepared for The CHRO Role?
Prof. Patrick M. Wright

08/01/14
C-Suite Executives and External Boards - Benefits
Prof. Patrick M. Wright

05/02/14
C-Suite Executives and External Boards - Policies for Board Membership
Prof. Patrick M. Wright

04/25/14
CHRO and Transparency with the Board
Prof. Patrick M. Wright

04/18/14
A Dangerous Precedent
Prof. Patrick M. Wright

04/11/14
The $42 Million Mistake
Prof. Patrick M. Wright

02/07/14
The Importance of CEO Succession
Prof. Patrick M. Wright

01/31/14
The Potential Perils of Big Data in HR
Prof. Patrick M. Wright

12/13/13
The Potential Power of Big Data in HR
Prof. Patrick M. Wright

12/06/13
Difficult Conversations with the CEO about Succession
Prof. Patrick M. Wright

09/13/13
Helping CEOs in Succession
Prof. Patrick M. Wright

09/06/13
What's Wrong with Executive Compensation?
Prof. Patrick M. Wright

07/12/13
The Importance of Succession
Prof. Patrick M. Wright

05/31/13
Recognizing a Great Career
Prof. Patrick M. Wright

05/06/13
The CEO Sets the Tone
Prof. Patrick M. Wright

02/15/13
Lessons from RG3
Prof. Patrick M. Wright

01/17/13
CHRO's Coaching Role with the CEO
Prof. Patrick M. Wright

12/07/12
CEO's as Leaders of the ELT
Prof. Patrick M. Wright

11/30/12
Theory Testing and Obamacare
Prof. Patrick M. Wright

11/16/12
CHROs as Executive-Level Team-Builders
Prof. Patrick M. Wright

10/26/12
CHRO's are a 3 out of 10
Prof. Patrick M. Wright

10/16/12
After healthcare reform, who will care about health?
Prof. Patrick M. Wright

09/28/12
Penn State Case Highlights the Potential Pitfalls of Loyalty
Prof. Patrick M. Wright

07/27/12
The Same-Sex Marriage Debate: Do you have a dog in this fight?
Prof. Patrick M. Wright

07/13/12
Tips for New CHROs
Prof. Patrick M. Wright

06/22/12
Sex and Ethics in the C-Suite
Prof. Patrick M. Wright

05/29/12
Preparing Your Successor.
Prof. Patrick M. Wright

05/11/12
Would Reporting HR Metrics to Investors and the Public Help or Hurt the HR Profession?
Prof. Patrick M. Wright

05/04/12
Maybe It's Time for the Divorce
Prof. Patrick M. Wright

04/27/12
Sinister or Just Stupid?
Prof. Patrick M. Wright

03/23/12
Should Employers Be Concerned About HHS' Decision Regarding Religious Institutions?
Prof. Patrick M. Wright

03/02/12
Questioning the Most Admired
Prof. Patrick M. Wright

02/03/12
David Ulrich & the RBL Group Assess "The State of the HR Profession"
Prof. Patrick M. Wright

01/20/12
How do We Respond to Government Corruption?
Prof. Patrick M. Wright

01/20/12
What Time is it for Executive Compensation?
Prof. Patrick M. Wright

01/06/12
Exploring Sharp Personality Clashes in the C-Suite
Prof. Patrick M. Wright

12/16/11
Why is HR Different?
Prof. Patrick M. Wright

12/01/11
Building the HR Talent Pipeline: Collecting and Sharing Best Practices
Prof. Patrick M. Wright

12/01/11
Human Resource Management on the Road to Professionalization in the USA and UK
Prof. Patrick M. Wright

12/01/11
Lessons For HR From The Penn State Scandal
Prof. Patrick M. Wright

11/18/11
Severance and the Failure of Succession Planning
Prof. Patrick M. Wright

10/28/11
Would Moving Early Retirees to the New Public Health Care Exchanges Raise Corporate Social Responsibility Issues?
Prof. Patrick M. Wright

10/28/11
Will We Ever Learn?
Prof. Patrick M. Wright

10/06/11
Dodd-Frank Takes a Toll on CHROs
Prof. Patrick M. Wright

09/22/11
The Expanding Role of the Chief HR Officer
Prof. Patrick M. Wright

09/01/11
The Sorry State of CHRO Succession
Prof. Patrick M. Wright

08/19/11