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Lin Grensing-Pophal

shrm.org

Business journalist and content marketer specializing in HR, employee relations, and digital marketing.

https://www.lingrensing-pophal.com/

Publications

  • HR Daily Advisor
    63 articles
  • Society for Human Resource Management (SHRM)
    42 articles
  • Society for Human Resource Management (SHRM)
    42 articles
  • blr.com
    42 articles
  • Strategic Communications
    20 articles
  • Information Today
    20 articles
  • blr.com
    13 articles

Writes Most On

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  • Best Practices for Managing Employees Working Four-Day Work Weeks
    12 Mar—HR Daily Advisor
    While four-day workweeks have been around as a work model for some time, and other countries have embraced the model, it’s seen slower adoption in the U.S. Interest, though, is growing as companies seek ways to meet employees’ demands for flexible work and greater work/life balance. According to WTW’s Global Benefits Attitudes Survey, the primary drivers for attracting and retaining employees, based on employee input, are: Pay—48% Job security—41% Health benefits—36% Flexible work...
  • —HR Daily Advisor
  • —destination CRM
  • Snagging Your Dream Job After 50
    24 Feb—Next Avenue
    Preparation and persistence are keys to pursuing a position you long for By Lin Grensing-Pophal | February 24, 2025 | Finding a Job Share Editor’s note: This article is part of The Great Unretirement, a Next Avenue initiative made possible by the Richard M. Schulze Family Foundation and EIX, the Entrepreneur Innovation Exchange. For whatever reason, some people fail to follow their passions early in life and find themselves in a career that may pay well but isn't intellectually or personally...
  • —Next Avenue