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Fractional HR: How It Works, Why It’s Growing, and How to Get Started

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By Sarah Hall
| lattice.com
February 9, 2026 Fractional work has skyrocketed across professions in recent years. In 2024, according to Harvard Business Review, 110,000 professionals identified themselves on LinkedIn as a “fractional leader,” up from just 2,000 two years earlier. This rise in fractional leadership has multiple drivers, including post-pandemic acceptance of remote and flexible work.
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How to Use Weekly Updates to Be a Better Manager

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By Sarah Hall
| lattice.com
September 18, 2025 Distributed work and time-crunched teams mean informal chats around the water cooler are pretty much a thing of the past. But without those brief, in-person chats, it can be hard for managers to get a sense of how their teams are feeling. Enter the modern workplace’s alternative to the water cooler: weekly updates.
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Off-Cycle Payroll: Everything Your Business Needs to Know

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By Sarah Lindenfeld HallWriter, Sarah Hall
| lattice.com
April 11, 2025 In the course of a workweek, anything can happen. A last-minute meeting or surprise computer update can throw off usual routines. Sometimes, those disruptions extend to payroll, forcing an unscheduled payday to ensure employees are paid accurately and on time. But processing an off-cycle payroll isn’t as simple as cutting a check or sending a direct deposit to an employee’s bank account.
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