Despite looming recession fears, recent research suggests that recruiters in 2023 should be optimistic. In iHire’s 2023 “Hiring & Job Search Outlook Report,” key findings reported that while 42.7% of employers are concerned about an economic downturn, 68.1% expected to increase their hiring in 2023. Furthermore, the use of artificial intelligence (AI) in employment decision-making is on the […]
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The Comeback of the Corporate Fitness Center
We all know the pandemic did a number on employees. More specifically, it isolated people from colleagues and friends at work. Over the last three years those relationships have taken a big hit. However, now we’re starting to see two things: 1) Employers are (slowly) starting to bring employees back into the office (i.e., Disney’s […]
Flatlining: How to Foster a People-First Culture
With a record number of job openings and limited labor, employers may look to fill roles with new talent, even though they have in-house talent primed for promotion. When a worker excels in their current role, managers can feel the need to keep them in their current position, even if they are qualified for the […]
Driving Change Through DEI—From the Inside Out
It’s fascinating how many of the diversity leaders we profile never considered a career in an HR or diversity role until they stumbled into one and discovered their passion. Our focus for this installment, however, represents those diversity leaders who have dedicated their careers to the human resources function from the very beginning. Yolanda Chase […]
HR Works Presents HR Work Break: Leaders Vs. Managers
Guests: Karen Leal, Performance Specialist at Insperity Although U.S. companies spend nearly $160 billion on employee training and education, 58% of managers said they didn’t receive any management training. And, less than 20% of organizations have a bench of capable leaders ready to fill critical roles. Karen Leal, Performance Specialist at Insperity, joins this week’s episode […]
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HR Works Presents HR Work Break: Leaders Vs. Managers
Guests: Karen Leal, Performance Specialist at Insperity Although U.S. companies spend nearly $160 billion on employee training and education, 58% of managers said they didn’t receive any management training. And, less than 20% of organizations have a bench of capable leaders ready to fill critical roles. Karen Leal, Performance Specialist at Insperity, joins this week’s episode […]
HR Works Showcase presents: HR Break Room – Digging Deep: The Costs of Payroll Errors With Steve Boese
How much time and money is it costing your HR team to correct payroll errors? Our latest episode on the HR Works Showcase tackles that costly question and more, as we share a brand-new feature episode from Paycom’s podcast series, HR Break Room. Listen as H3 HR Advisors co-founder, Steve Boese, joins host Morgan Beard, […]
HRDA Shorts: How Do You Build Company Culture in a Remote Environment?
“Ultimately when we’re remote, we have to add some intention to set up ways to create collisions,” says Michael “Batman” Cohen, Founder of Wayne Technologies Inc. These “collisions,” or opportunities to interact with coworkers are essential to the workplace. Gartner research shows better communication and collaboration can increase productivity by 25-35%. Listen in to this week’s […]
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Are you prepared to file your EEO-1 report, complete with the employee survey information broken down by EEO job category? The deadline to submit and certify 2019 and 2020 EEO-1 Component 1 data is Monday, August 23, 2021. After delaying the opening of the 2019 EEO-1 Component 1 data collection because of the COVID-19 public health […]