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The HR Digest
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Las Vegas, NV 33,344 followers
The HR Digest is a thoughtful dive into progressive ideas that make work-life better, best enjoyed with morning coffee.
About us
The HR Digest is an international magazine that sees human resources as a corporate function with the greatest potential. To our readers, it is an intellectual sift, igniting the global conversation about people and ideas that matter most.
The magazine’s goal is to explore and connect the world of human resources to the widest possible audience. International, well-written, and tastefully curated since its launch in 2015, it is a valuable resource for professionals who are passionate about human resources management.
The magazine uses human resources function as a springboard to explore topics spanning compensation, employee benefits, outsourcing, recruitment and workplace culture. Released in January, April, July, and October, The HR Digest includes a mixture of profiles, interviews, critical discussion, and roundtables.
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- 51-200 employees
- Headquarters
- Las Vegas, NV
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- Privately Held
- Founded
- 2013
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- Employee Benefits, Compensation, Workplace Culture, HR Law, HR Compliance, Recruitment, Outsourcing, HR Trends, HR Magazine, HR News, HR Management, Leadership, and Human Resources
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When Social Security set the retirement age at 65 back in 1935, it was a bold promise. It was meant for a workforce where many didn’t even reach that milestone. As of today, the Social Security’s full retirement age is no longer a static number. It’s a moving target reflecting economic hardships, longer lives, and a system under pressure. The full retirement age, i.e. age 67 in 2025, whispers of more changes to retirement age unfolding soon.