What’s the best way to boost employee mental health?

Top result from survey may surprise some employers What’s the most effective way to help representatives’ emotional well-being? Adaptability. That is as per a new review by LifeWorks that views as 33% (33%) of Canadians feel that adaptability is the main activity taken by their manager in supporting their psychological wellness. One of every five […]

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As workers continue to struggle, recognition can help

‘Organizations need to lean into their ‘thank you’ muscles, or they’ll continue to say goodbye to their employees’ Almost a long time since the beginning of the COVID-19 pandemic, numerous specialists keep on battling during and, surprisingly, after work. Almost six out of 10 (58 percent) say they don’t ponder what they’re accomplishing working and […]

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Microsoft heads back to office Feb. 28

Employees given 30 days to make adjustments to routines, adopt working preferences Microsoft is returning to the workplace, completely opening its new Silicon Valley grounds on Feb. 28 alongside different California locales. In the mean time, it is moving laborers in Washington to the 6th and last phase of its cross breed working environment model […]

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Which work changes brought about by COVID-19 will remain?

Fewer interactions, flexible leadership and focus on training expected to stay. When employers return to pre-pandemic operations, how many of the HR-related changes will remain? More than eight in 10 (83 per cent) hiring decision-makers expect that many changes to human resources management brought on by the COVID-19 pandemic will be lasting, according to a […]

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Leaders concerned about inequity of hybrid model

‘This is an opportunity for organizations to reevaluate, refresh or start over with management processes, from performance evaluation to diversity and inclusion’ Not surprisingly, the hybrid setup has become the dominant work arrangement for knowledge workers, climbing to 58 per cent from 46 per cent in May 2021. However, the number one concern among executives […]

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How predictive analytics can prevent ‘the great resignation’

Many organizations are grappling with issues of retention these days, as the so-called great resignation is manifesting in many workplaces. But predictive analysis can lead to a stronger employee retention strategy, says Nick Curcuru, vice-president of advisory services at Privitar, a privacy and data analytics provider in Dallas. It’s about identifying criteria that indicate which […]

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3 in 10 workers want flexibility to attend to personal matters

Nearly two in five (38 per cent) Canadians say that having a full flexibility at work is the best working model for their team. This compares to 17 per cent preferring that all employees are together at the worksite and 15 per cent preferring that all employees work fully remote. And the most important type […]

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