Keys to employee development in a hybrid setting
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What if you could get your best employees to stay — forever?! OK, OK, aside from retirement — you have to let go at some time — why not aim for a better-than-average turnover rate? More importantly, why not aim for a better-than-average turnover rate with your best employees? So let’s build loyalty. While the…
You want employees together again. Some don’t want to come back to the office. How can you meet in the middle? HR can make coming back to the office worth it for employees, but it might not be easy. And here’s why: About 60% of employees want to work remotely all the time. About 35%…
HR leaders and front-line managers can spend more than a day a week trying to fix employee performance issues. Correcting problems and changing negative behaviors wastes valuable time. It’s time that could be better spent building on strengths and making good employees great by helping them reach their maximum potential. It’s more important ever because…
In the midst of labor market tightness and inflation-driven demand for better pay, creating an employee experience where your people feel good about delivering on your company’s strategy and goals is crucial. And doing it right means relying less on perks and more on listening and the data that comes from it. According to Lisa…
And the beat goes on: The National Labor Relations Board has stuck its nose into another non-union organization’s employee handbook.
Remember when a stocked fridge and pool table in the break room were the coolest perks for employees? Now it’s a different game when it comes to motivating, incentivizing and rewarding employees. What kind of perks and benefits can excite employees – who either work remotely or socially distanced? “High fives and kudos around the…
Many employees don’t want to come back to work, but they must. So how can HR professionals re-engage employees who aren’t happy about being there? It’s an emerging challenge for employers – especially those that gave their people the flexibility to work remotely for the past 18 months. Some employees resent having to work on-site…
Employees are growing unhappier by the minute.
You’ve heard some bad excuses for missing work. Now’s the time for HR to turn the tables – and give employees great reasons to come to work. The workplace has a bad rap lately, prompting many employees to rebel a bit. Some have refused to come back to the office. Others have come in begrudgingly….
HR teams have to get creative in curating holiday and New Year experiences for their teams that may look a little different than normal.
Among all workers—working at home or not—the latest results show an uptick in employee happiness: the survey’s Workforce Happiness Index is an optimistic 73 out of 100 as of May 2020, ticking up from 71 last year.
Employees have identified three traits guaranteed to kill enthusiasm.
Firing somebody just before the holidays strikes most people as the most Scrooge-like move an employer can make.
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