Workforce Institute board member and HR expert David Creelman talks about 5 things you should know about your employees post pandemic.
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Today's post is submitted by our board member David Creelman. David is the CEO of Creelman Research and a widely respected authority on HR analytics. Here he talks about how the COVID-19 pandemic is causing a shift to Guardian values in many organizations. In business, we have a set of ethical principles that author Jane Jacobs describes … Continue reading A Time for Guardian Values
Here we review US research we conducted in 2019 to understand how organizations can better support their employees in weathering the storm - whether that is a literal weather event or other major disruptors such as the unfolding natural disaster we're experiencing globally with COVID-19.
This specific transition from in-office to remote work presents some unique challenges, particularly for those newly remote employees who have families at home requiring care.
Senior HR executives agree – HR isn’t about HR, it’s about business.
“In a time of global economic and political turbulence, employers must determine how they’ll manage controversial and potentially divisive dynamics in the workplace.”
If you are in search of productivity gains, one area to take a good look at for these savings is in our organizational structures. Over time, and rarely by design, our organization hierarchies may grow taller and thinner, but not more effective.
We know most healthcare providers want to do a great job. What gets in their way? Our research explores what matters most to retain the folks who make or break patient care.