Talent Management
Who’s in Charge at Fireman’s Fund?
The parade of executives at Fireman's Fund includes the following names and faces in the last decade: Charles (Chuck) Kavitsky became CEO and president in May 2004, replacing Jeff Post. • Post had ...
Putting Out the Fire at Fireman’s Fund
FROM THE ARCHIVES: A VINTAGE CARRIER MANAGEMENT ARTICLE FROM 2014. Five CEOs in seven years, a revolving door of senior leadership that is making rating agencies and the entire insurance industry ...
Apple, Facebook Offer Egg-Freezing Insurance Coverage For Employees
Apple Inc. is following Facebook Inc. by offering company insurance coverage to women who wish to freeze their eggs. Facebook started providing the benefit, which applies to employees and their ...
Tools to Help Women Execs Break Through a Persistent Glass Ceiling
It may be the 21st century, but women decrease in number among their peers advancing from entry-level slots to executive and board positions. A new report from The Korn/Ferry Institute offers ...
Aon, Marsh & McClennan Fill Executive-Level Slots
Rival insurance brokers Aon plc and Marsh & McClennan Cos. both recently filled major executive-level positions. Over at Aon, Andy Weitz becomes the new senior vice president of global marketing ...
Work-Related BYOD Use: Potentially More Costly Than Previously Thought
The California Court of Appeal, 2nd District, issued a decision that has broad implications for businesses with California-based employees. In Cochran v. Schwan's Home Service Inc. (Cal. App. 2 Dist. ...
Buffett or Cuban: Who do you Want Leading Corporate Training?
According to results of a new survey of over 2,000 U.S. adults, both employed and unemployed Americans believe that employers' lack of willingness to train new employees is the leading reason why ...
Peer Relationships Critical to Modern Work Experience: Globoforce Survey
Peer relationships are critical to job happiness, commitment and creating more memorable milestone experiences, according to a new report from Globoforce, a leading provider of social recognition ...