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Dexter Tilo

Dexter Tilo

Dexter Tilo is a news writer for the Human Resources Director, where he produces articles about the particular sector to help keep them up to date with significant events.

Dexter has been writing for over three years now in various publications, and also takes an interest in writing about news and current political affairs.

 

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Despite reports of layoffs, many tech companies still hiring

Despite reports of layoffs, many tech companies still hiring

'It's premature to dismiss concerns over health of economy, but this should be reassuring sign'

Craving hybrid work? HR job ads for flexi-work soar

Craving hybrid work? HR job ads for flexi-work soar

It seems us HR leaders aren't too keen on an in-office return

Richard Branson: 'Only a fool never changes his mind'

Richard Branson: 'Only a fool never changes his mind'

How to remain motivated at work, according to the Virgin co-founder

This is the top trending employee benefit of 2022

This is the top trending employee benefit of 2022

This perk just went up by 1,300% on the global search bar

Chipotle Mexican Grill to pay staff millions over labour violations

Chipotle Mexican Grill to pay staff millions over labour violations

The investigation found the restaurant chain violating the Fair Workweek and Paid Safe and Sick Leave laws

Fun Friday: New podcast teaches you how to be a better manager

Fun Friday: New podcast teaches you how to be a better manager

New 'smart' skills identified – but what are they?

What do employees miss the most in the office?

What do employees miss the most in the office?

Clue: It's not a "who"

Amazon loses two Black executives, new CEO announced

Amazon loses two Black executives, new CEO announced

Critics have also previously pointed out the lack of diversity among the executives of the e-commerce giant

Fun Friday: Is there a place for humour in the workplace?

Fun Friday: Is there a place for humour in the workplace?

Can laughter be the best medicine for workers?

Should employers cover commuting costs?

Should employers cover commuting costs?

One state believes it's up to HR to cough up for the employee commute