Jul 17
Employment
When Politics Hits the Office: Can HR Keep the Peace?
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As political polarization continues to seep into the workplace, HR professionals are facing new challenges—and opportunities. In a recent interview, Michael Sosnowski of HRCI highlights the growing impact of partisan tensions on hiring, retention, and client relations. While only a small percentage of HR professionals feel fully prepared to navigate these issues, Sosnowski urges companies to take the lead with clear, consistent communication—not rigid policies. The key? Fostering respectful expression, setting expectations early, and ensuring leadership models civility from the top down. Read more on how political conflict could become a moment of leadership for HR.
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