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Join us for a full week of online events and digital resources around culture – all absolutely free! Earn HRCI credits and plot your culture strategy for 2021. Also includes a virtual swag bag.
Join us as we have an open conversation about what it’s been like to lead organizations of all shapes and sizes during a global pandemic, and how to make diversity a strategic objective.
Your workforce technology sets the foundation for the experience you are able to provide employees; we cover seven tips for finding the best HR technology for your workforce.
Consistent training that engages your employees is a key part of developing and retaining your workforce. Learn how to keep staff engaged and the critical role training plays in organizational growth.
It can be tough to balance managing healthcare costs, while also empowering employees’ purchasing power. In this free webinar, we talk about some action steps you can take.
Times of crisis require effective leaders who set direction, drive continuity, and motivate the broader organization. In this free webinar, we discuss how HR can lead the charge.
This day-long event features 7 sessions on topics that matter to HR professionals as they navigate the new normal and envision a roadmap for the future. Topics include diversity & inclusion, building culture during remote work, mental health, and more. Also includes an executive roundtable.
HR has to strike a balance between 3 competing roles: employee advocate, strategic partner, and compliance facilitator. This webinar will discuss what key HR mindset that produces the best outcomes.
Join us as we have an open conversation about what it’s been like to lead organizations of all shapes and sizes during a global pandemic. We discuss their greatest successes and biggest learning lessons.
Date: Wednesday, September 23, 2020 Time: 02:00 PM Eastern Daylight Time Employee financial health is essential to the stability of the American workforce, employers and the economy. Yet, financial matters remain the top cause of stress for workers[1], with Netspend research revealing that more than