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A new survey indicates that office workers are bored at work an average of 10.5 hours per week, or about 68 days per year. That eye-opening finding comes from OfficeTeam, who took a look at the level of workplace boredom and its implications. One such implication that isn’t likely to evoke a ‘ho hum’: 2 […]
Two new surveys paint a picture of the importance of—and actual state of—workplace innovation. In one survey, Robert Half found that 87% of job seekers regard a potential employer’s reputation for being innovative as an important consideration. However, a second survey of CFOs shows that many company’s not only aren’t as innovative as they could […]
A new report finds that HR technology market is reinventing itself—and that three key microtrends are driving the reinvention. In the report from Bersin by Deloitte, Principal & Founder Josh Bersin identifies these mircrotrends as: Changes in the overall technology landscape, by which changes in overall technology changes are quickly bringing new functionality to the […]
As a Human Resources professional, you know the importance of effective communication in the workplace. Over the years, new technologies have improved the efficiency of keeping employees informed on important and urgent information.
A new study by ADP Research Institute examines statistics and trends of wage garnishment of U.S. employees. The white paper, The U.S. Wage Garnishment Landscape: Through the Lens of the Employer, includes details on where garnishments are most prevalent and which firms and industries tend to see higher garnishments and rates of garnishment. It also […]
A new report form Northeast talent acquisition firm WinterWyman Search provides fresh data on salary trends for software and IT positions in Massachusetts. The report found that salaries in IT have increased by 10% in the past 2 years, while salaries in software have increased by 8% in the same period. The survey further found […]
Do workers “like” the idea of office friendships crossing over into social media? According to a new survey—released by OfficeTeam—male employees and those ages 18 to 34 find it more acceptable to connect with colleagues on social media than their counterparts.
Recently, recruiters for staffing firm, Robert Half, weighed in on the factors that are driving job seekers’ decisions when it comes to finding work in the competitive hiring market. What are professionals looking for in a new role? How can organizations hire and keep the best talent? Learn more in this infographic from Robert Half.
U.S. employers expect the pace of hiring to remain positive in Q4, with one in five employers (21%) planning to add staff. Of the more than 11,500 U.S. employers surveyed, 71% expect to maintain their headcounts, just 6% expect workforce reductions and 2% are unsure. Employers across all sectors report favorable hiring intentions, with those […]
According to U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC) data, there were 91,503 discrimination charges filed with the EEOC in fiscal year 2016. The EEOC also says this is the second year in a row that the number of charges filed with the agency has increased.