Recently we’ve written a lot about weathering the current financial crisis. Mostly, we’ve tried to offer guidance and suggestions about how to navigate these times personally, emotionally, attitudinally and practically. Date: $artDate
Today thousands of managers are sitting at their desks both puzzled and
annoyed at the three-letter-word that keeps getting thrown at them by their
young workers. Date: $artDate
Repeat customers are the foundation of sustainable business growth, yet the task of meeting customer demands has become increasingly complex. Volatile business conditions, economic challenges and rising competition are among some of the stresses that businesses face today. Like it or not, instability and change are here to stay. Aria Consulting International shares this whitepaper on "A Model for the Future: Linking HR to Sustainable Growth and Increased Market Share". Date: $artDate
Employers are looking for ways to trim the rising cost of delivering health care to employees in a tight economy. One approach is to shift costs away from the company to the employees. A more proactive approach is to manage health risks by educating employees and encouraging them to make healthier lifestyle choices. Lockton shares more. Date: $artDate
On-site clinics were initially created to meet the occupational health needs of large employers. They offered rapid assessment, referral and follow-up in collaboration with traditional medical providers. The benefits to the employer were immediate: reduced lost time from work, convenience for employees and a feedback loop that resulted in a safer workplace and fewer work-related injuries. Date: $artDate
To keep on top of trends in benefits, particularly in light of what has gone on in the economy, Workscape has conducted a survey of 787 HR professionals and CEOs representing a broad range of industries and company sizes. Date: $artDate
To explore the impact of the current recession on workforce management, compensation and related subjects, Workscape and the Human Capital Institute (HCI) conducted survey research with more than 300 organizations in February 2009. Workscape shares the results. Date: $artDate
Paying bills, supporting families, or personal achievement – what drives the American worker? A recent CIGNA study, conducted as part of the company’s ongoing research into health and well-being in America, unveils the prevailing sentiment regarding work, and uncovers a growing desire among workers to protect themselves. Date: $artDate
Economic downturns are a time when people really want to get their arms around their financial health and security. But a recent CIGNA study unveils that most workers in America are misinformed when it comes to how – or even if – they are financially protected if faced with a disabling illness or injury. Date: $artDate
Businesses have high standards when hiring and performing background checks on applicants and employees is an effective way to discover potential issues. Date: $artDate