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Topic: HR Strategy Type: Podcast April is Stress Awareness Month, and for that reason, I wanted to talk with someone about the presence of stress in the workplace; the role of stress in and out of work; and, most importantly, how organizations can get in the right mind-set and make a difference when it comes to mental health in general. Joining us today is Leigh-Ann Larson, Founder and CEO of Eleveate Counseling. Leigh-Ann graduated from Bridgewater State College in 2001 with a Bachelor of Science in Physical Education, with a double minor in Health Promotion and Psychology. She took this f...

Topic: Training Type: Podcast Today, we're joined by returning guest Morgan Mercer, the founder and Chief Executive Officer of Vantage Point, an organization that strives to leverage virtual reality immersive technology to tackle complex training challenges, such as sexual harassment training and diversity, equity, and inclusion efforts. Prior to founding Vantage Point, she concurrently served as the Head of Digital for an e-commerce startup and as an Analyst for a digital agency where she has worked on high-profile contracts focused on attitude change and behavior change within the domain ...

Today to the u.s. reaction to syria? >> one would imagine they are paying attention to it. but i think part of what they will also pay attention to is whether there is follow through. the real die llemma that the tr administration faces is this has been thought through. they provided a discreet, manageable target, one which has very little civilian casualties or spill over. but by that same logic, it will nothing to alter the balance of power in syria. >> except it shows a statement of intentions on a political level, that if you want to see it this way you could. >> well -- >> obama didn't ta...

The difference between now and 2013 is there is a lot of differences. one there is american troops on the ground there. two, russia is there and they weren't in 2013. the turks and the curds are engaging in significant challenges on the battlefield. i'll tell you what i think we should do, i think we should still establish a human tarn zone in northern syria to enforce the security council resolution that senator rubio was talking about and we should do it as a human tarn zone and protect it with military assets if anybody tries to mess up the misen. i think that's what we should doch do. i am...

As soon as he has the opportunity, he blows by the constitutional requirement. he's got to come up to congress and put a plan on the table so we could see where this is going. >> i hear you on this, and i know that you have been an advocate to debate the authorization for use of military force anew. you have pointed out that it doesn't make sense anymore. but you have to own that the house and the senate have wilted on this issue time and again since reagan, bush, clinton. and you have allowed them to abuse it. >> chris, let me say to you, so what? does the constitution matter? does it matter?...