Episodes tagged: HR

Gen Z Workers Skip Lunch Twice as Often as their Boomer Colleagues

In this episode Steve shares how Gen Z workers, despite their reputation as slackers, skip lunch during the workday twice as often as their older colleagues.

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Amazon Web Services CEO Believes Most Employees Prefer In-Person Working

In this episode Steve discusses Amazon’s recent return to office mandates with most Amazon workers expected to work in-person 5 days per week starting in January.

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Unlocking HR’s Potential in the AI Revolution

Today we are with Aashna Kircher and Cristina Goldt at the HR Technology Conference in Las Vegas, recording on the beautiful Workday Forever Foward Tour Bus.

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Meta Fires Employees Caught Abusing Free Food Perks of In-Office Working

In this episode Steve shares news from Meta – who reportedly fired two dozen employees for abusing their free food delivery perks while working in the company’s Los Angeles offices.

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H3 LIVE in the Paycom Booth at HR Tech – Episode 445

Steve visited with the Paycom team in their booth at the HR Technology Conference to celebrate their product of the year award.

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Worker Wellbeing Has Not Rebounded Since the Pandemic, Indeed Report Shows

In this episode Steve shares how the Indeed Global Work Wellbeing Report shows worker wellbeing has not recovered since dropping substantially during the pandemic years.

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Will AI Help to Reduce Employee Burnout, or to Increase it?

In this podcast interview Mervyn talks with Gabby Burlacu about Upwork’s latest research into the impact that AI tools may have on productivity and employee burnout.

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H3 LIVE in the isolved booth at HR Tech – Episode 444

Steve and Trish visited with Kelli Rico from isolved at the HR Technology Conference. They chat about the latest in HR Tech, new innovation at isolved and more! Join in!

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Technology is Coming for Human Jobs at Wimbledon in 2025

In this episode Steve discusses how new technology is disrupting the traditional human job of line judge in professional tennis and the plans for automated line calling technology at next year’s Wimbledon Championships.

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