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76% of employees more likely to stay if given helpful training especially for “core competencies” (Survey)

There are many challenges facing human resource professionals today. Between the difficulties, they face recruiting during what is being dubbed the “Great Resignation,” managing the tail end of the pandemic, and the changing workforce demographics, it can be a struggle to find the time and resources to focus on employee […]

47 percent of workers want more recognition; top 5 complaints from employees about recognition in the Workplace: Survey

A survey by Eagle Hill Consulting has found that 47% of workers in the U.S. would like more recognition for the work that they do while 21% say that they are never recognized for their efforts at all [1]. Melissa Jezior, president and CEO of Eagle Hill Consulting, says that […]

Making the most of a multigenerational workforce — different perspectives and diverse skills as workplace assets

In today’s workplace, as we tend to live longer than ever and retire later, it’s common to find employees spanning several generations working together. And while this can bring with it a whole host of challenges, it can also be leveraged as a strength. Different generations tend to have different […]

How to attract employees in a challenging labor and salaries market

Economic stress factors on the heels of a global pandemic exposed and aggravated the challenges that were already brewing in the labor market — accelerating the pace. The last couple of years of uncertainty, changing regulations, and fears have made many employees reevaluate their priorities. At the same time, the […]

Employee Disengagement and “Quiet Quitting”: A Growing Trend

QuiA survey by Kincentric has found that global employee engagement is decreasing. At just 61% in the first quarter of 2022, turbulent world events have deeply impacted people’s lives and as a result, their work as well. The survey covered 12 million employees across 125 countries and found that employee […]

Remote Work Triggering “Productivity Paranoia” Among Managers

Remote Work Productivity Paranoia Remote work (which includes hybrid work) is being heralded as one of the core reasons why the staggeringly swift and severe pandemic-induced recession, did not turn into the Great Depression v2. But just a couple of years after being praised as a savior, remote work is […]

Top 11 HR trends for 2022-23 and how HR managers are adapting to the new workplace reality

The workplace has evolved in ways that have sent ripples across the HR community. Spiralling inflation, the lingering impact of the pandemic, and unsettling world events are foundational factors in the latest 10 HR Trends going into 2023. These difficult world events led to supply chain issues, labour shortages, and […]

Advice for Employers Regarding Planned Walkout by Ontario School Workers on November 4

A walkout by Ontario School Workers: Approximately 55,000 education workers across Ontario have announced that they will walk off the job on Friday, November 4, to protest legislation introduced by the Government of Ontario that would avert a strike and impose a new four-year contract. School boards throughout the province […]

5 Signs Your Organization Needs to Partner with a PEO (Professional Employer Organization)

Partner with a Professional Employer Organization (PEO): A Professional Employer Organization (PEO) provides comprehensive HR services through partnerships with small to medium-sized businesses. The relationship is defined as “co-employment,” which means that organizations retain full control over their operations and employee functions, with only HR-related employer responsibilities outsourced to the […]

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