Dexter Tilo

Dexter Tilo

Dexter is a news writer at Human Resources Director, where he covers workforce trends, labor developments, and HR policy to help industry professionals stay informed on the issues that matter most to their organizations. 

With more than five years of professional journalism experience, Dexter has developed a sharp focus on the intersection of business, people management, and current affairs. His reporting draws on a commitment to accuracy and relevance, as well as making complex workplace developments accessible to HR leaders and practitioners.
 

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Over 700 jobs affected as Samsung Electronics America shifts HQ to Texas

Samsung maintains that there is no broad, global restructuring underway

Over 700 jobs affected as Samsung Electronics America shifts HQ to Texas

Is fixing preboarding the answer to new hire ghosting?

New data reveals nearly half of ghosting occurs before a new hire's first day at work

Is fixing preboarding the answer to new hire ghosting?

AI wealth fund proposal wins major support as corporate trust collapses

Should AI firms hand over half their stock? Most Americans say yes

AI wealth fund proposal wins major support as corporate trust collapses

How can ghosting hurt your hiring process?

Employers who ghost candidates can expect a smaller talent pool in the future, report warns

How can ghosting hurt your hiring process?

'Two track labour market' emerges from AI adoption, report finds

Are employment recruiters 'professionalised' or 'democratised' by AI adoption?

'Two track labour market' emerges from AI adoption, report finds

Xbox to lay off employees next month as it takes a 'reset'

Newly appointed Xbox CEO reveals the challenges facing Microsoft's video game unit

Xbox to lay off employees next month as it takes a 'reset'

How can employers address AI anxiety in the workplace?

Employers urged to face AI worry head-on as automation accelerates

How can employers address AI anxiety in the workplace?

World Cup expected to cost $17 billion in lost productivity

Upcoming global tournament a 'real workforce planning test' for organisations

World Cup expected to cost $17 billion in lost productivity

Meta back-pedals on mouse and keystroke tracking plan

New limits come following strong employee backlash

Meta back-pedals on mouse and keystroke tracking plan

Are workers becoming less connected because of AI?

New report calls on HR to set guardrails to protect human connections at work

Are workers becoming less connected because of AI?