Earlier this year, SIOP shared its seventh annual Top 10 Workplace Trends list. Based on member surveys, these are the issues that were expected to have the most impact on the workplace in 2020.

Eight months into the year and “Virtual working spaces,” which tied for No. 9 on the list, has certainly earned its spot.

As part of its Student and Early Career Webinar Series, the Association for Psychological Science will offer “The Basic of Peer Review” Aug. 12.

As part of its government relations and public policy initiatives, SIOP works to raise awareness of the importance of industrial and organizational psychology science and research in policy discussions, educating federal and congressional policy makers, and providing SIOP members with a voice in our nation’s capital.

A workgroup of Dr. Renate Soellner, a professor at the Institute of Psychology at the University of Hildesheim, Germany, is currently conducting a meta-analysis of studies that evaluate preventive interventions concerning alcohol use at work.

In 2011, SIOP was granted non-governmental organization (NGO) special consultative status with the United Nations’ Economic and Social Council (ECOSOC). Nine years later, the relationship is still going strong.