New psychiatric manual could drive HR managers crazy
A psychiatric reference book you may have never heard of could bring on severe anxiety symptoms for HR pros.
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Performance management theory and practice is among the fastest-evolving areas of human resources. New research from corporate performance think tanks reflects recent psychological insights into the power – and drawbacks – of how we provide performance feedback to employees. Fight or flee? Most of us are familiar with the concept of the “flight or fight”…
How confident are you that your company has the right people in management positions?
Organizations of all sizes continue to reviewing employee performance management strategies. In a field as dynamic and fast-changing as HR, the new year is seeing HR teams trying new approaches that include recent scientific insights, productivity research and technology developments. The traditional annual review is on its way out at more and more organizations, with…
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…
As employers complain about how hard it is to find workers with the skills they need, retaining top performers becomes more and more crucial. So the question becomes, what do employees really want?
Heads up, employers. Just because your employees are sticking around, it doesn’t mean they’re happy about it. People analytics company Perceptyx reviewed data from 15 million employees, finding that nearly half are unhappy at work, and one out of three employees are unmotivated as well — yet they have no plans to leave the company….
Firing somebody just before the holidays strikes most people as the most Scrooge-like move an employer can make.
Send wellness info on Thursday or Friday morning. Here’s why.
The bad news: Your employees hate some things about work. The good news: You can make employees love work again. Sure, work is still weird. Some companies haven’t found their rhythm now they’re getting back to the office – or have delayed getting back. Many employees aren’t sure where, how or if they want to…
Holidays like Christmas, Thanksgiving, and Halloween are celebrated at work almost universally here in the States, and many companies take advantage of other holidays to give employees a day off, a free meal, or other gifts. But what about Employee Appreciation Day? According to research, 56% of companies said that they don’t celebrate it, despite…
As you know, employee engagement is an important factor in how well organizations function. But how important is it, really? Joe Wedgwood of The Happiness Index answers that question using the latest research on engagement — and he provides some helpful tips on how to improve engagement in your organization.
Do you want your business to outperform the competition and find success, regardless of the outside influences or challenges? Of course, you do! So let’s not beat around the bush: The secret is employee happiness — not motivational speeches, pizza parties, free tumblers or even bonuses. The secret is creating a workplace where employees are…
If you could change something at your company to achieve wellness success, what would it be? A nine-worksite study shows what worked best for others.
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