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Leaders Need to Address Bad Employee Behavior

Corporate leaders and managers have plenty to focus on, but negative workplace behavioral issues may be the most critical issue to address. Successfully navigating this challenge…

Dari DeSousa9 min read
Article

How Do We Address Salary Inequality in the Workplace?

“Equity” is a concept that's been getting more traction in HR conversations lately. It has emerged as a useful guide for businesses to incorporate values of…

KnowledgeCity10 min read
Business

Closing the Skills Gap: How to Find and Develop Capable Employees

By understanding the skills gap and the ways a company’s human resources department can work to address it, businesses can move to mitigating the damage caused…

KnowledgeCity11 min read
Article

How to Empower Your Older Employees With Engaging Training

How to Empower Your Older Employees With Engaging Training According to AARP, 41% of workers over 40 report experiencing ageism at work, while an additional 64%…

KnowledgeCity5 min read
Article

6 Internship Program Best Practices (Plus, How to Get the Most From Your Interns)

6 Internship Program Best Practices (Plus, How to Get the Most From Your Interns)  What comes to mind when you hear the word “intern?” Often, people…

KnowledgeCity5 min read
Article

Can Team Alignment Mapping Lead Your Company to New Heights?

Can Team Alignment Mapping Lead Your Company to New Heights? According to Right Management’s September 2012 report, The Struggle Over Talent Management Strategy, only 12% of…

KnowledgeCity6 min read
HR Corner

10 Tips for a Successful Internal Hire

10 Tips for a Successful Internal Hire Finding and hiring the best person for a job is challenging, even under ideal conditions. Budgetary constraints, urgent recruiting…

KnowledgeCity8 min read
Article

Bureaucracy in Business: How to Deal With Red Tape at Work

Bureaucracy in Business: How to Deal With Red Tape at Work Have you ever gotten locked out of your computer while you’re at work? The good…

KnowledgeCity5 min read
Article

How to Tell if Your Employees Are Burnt Out

How to Tell if Your Employees Are Burnt Out Knowing how to recognize different employee burnout signs is important for the health of a business and…

KnowledgeCity5 min read
Article

Gamification in the Workplace: Why It’s Trending and How HR Can Use It to Recruit and Boost Employee Engagement

Gamification in the Workplace: Why It’s Trending and How HR Can Use It to Recruit and Boost Employee Engagement As a human resources manager, you are…

KnowledgeCity10 min read
Training

Let Your Employees Train Peers to Maximize Impact, Motivation, and Collaboration

Let Your Employees Train Peers to Maximize Impact, Motivation, and Collaboration Peer-to-peer training and cross training are often overlooked as options for employee development. But these…

KnowledgeCity6 min read
HR Corner

Recruiting and Retaining Gen Z Employees with a Better Work-Life Balance

Recruiting and Retaining Gen Z Employees with a Better Work-Life Balance Gen Z is the generation born between the mid 90s and the early 2010s. This…

KnowledgeCity5 min read

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What's the best blog for HR, L&D, and compliance professionals?
The KnowledgeCity Blog publishes weekly content for HR, L&D, safety, and compliance leaders — written by in-house practitioners (not external marketers). Topics include workforce development trends, AI in learning, regulatory updates (OSHA, HIPAA, GDPR), talent management research, learning science, and customer success stories. New posts go up every week.
Where can I read about AI in workforce training and learning development?
KnowledgeCity's Blog covers AI in L&D extensively — including how AI course creation works in practice (with examples from real customers), how AI Teachers answer learner questions inside courses, what AI does well versus poorly for skill assessment, and how generative AI changes the cost curve on custom course production. All posts are written by practitioners deploying these tools, not by AI vendors.
Where do compliance teams get news about OSHA, HIPAA, and GDPR changes?
KnowledgeCity's Compliance Snippets section publishes short plain-English explainers each time a major regulation is amended or a major enforcement action changes practical interpretation. The Blog covers broader regulatory analysis, and the What's Trending feed surfaces the regulatory headlines worth knowing this week. All three are free and update on different cadences.
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The KnowledgeCity Blog publishes new posts weekly. The Compliance Snippets section updates as regulations change (typically several per month). Case Studies and original research reports release roughly monthly. Subscribe to the weekly digest (form at the bottom of any blog page) for a single Friday email covering everything new.
Can I write a guest post on workforce development or compliance for KnowledgeCity?
Yes. KnowledgeCity accepts guest contributions from practitioners and subject-matter experts in HR, L&D, safety, compliance, and talent management. Pitch a topic to the editorial team via the Contact form — the team responds within a week. Strong pitches come from people who've done the work, not consultants generalizing about it.