AI is already changing Human Resources—but how do we use it without losing the human side of the work?

In this episode of The Resolution Room, I discuss how HR professionals can responsibly navigate artificial intelligence, especially in healthcare, behavioral health, mental health, and substance use treatment environments.

We explore how AI can support HR with drafting, organization, training, recruiting, and administrative work—while also addressing the risks involving confidentiality, employee medical information, discrimination, investigations, accommodations, and overreliance on automated decisions.

In this episode:

• Appropriate and inappropriate uses of AI in HR

• Why AI should support decisions—not make them

• Protecting employee and patient information

• AI risks in recruiting, discipline, and accommodations

• Practical green, yellow, and red zones for AI use

• How HR can automate paperwork without automating humanity

AI can make HR faster, clearer, and more consistent—but it should never become an excuse to make HR less human.

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In this episode of The Resolution Room, we celebrate National Video Game Day by looking at video games through a different lens: not as distractions, but as unexpected teachers of patience, strategy, communication, resilience, and conflict resolution.

From learning how to lose without quitting, to working with teammates, adapting under pressure, and understanding the difference between reacting and responding, video games offer real lessons that apply far beyond the screen. This solo episode explores how gaming can help us think differently about workplace conflict, personal growth, leadership, and the way we handle difficult situations in real life.

Whether you grew up with a controller in your hand or you still do not understand why people yell at the TV during online matches, this episode will help you see the positive side of gaming and how the skills developed in virtual worlds can translate into healthier conversations, stronger relationships, and better conflict resolution.

In this episode of The Resolution Room, Robert Holmes breaks down one of the most misunderstood words in the workplace: harassment.

Not every uncomfortable conversation, difficult supervisor, or moment of accountability is harassment, but that does not mean those issues should be ignored. This episode explains the difference between unlawful harassment, poor leadership, personality conflicts, retaliation, and everyday workplace accountability.

Robert shares practical examples employees and managers can use to better understand conflict, document concerns, communicate clearly, and know when an issue should be escalated to HR. The conversation also applies beyond the workplace, offering a simple framework for separating facts from assumptions in everyday relationships.

If you have ever felt targeted, misunderstood, corrected, or frustrated at work, this episode will help you slow down, ask better questions, and respond with clarity instead of confusion.