Remote working, job-switching trend fuels hottest job market for graduates since 2008 College career centers report an increase in hiring, as employers look to graduates to plug the shortages caused by the mass job-switching trend.
How employers are teaching young professionals emotional intelligence Gen Z have missed out on learning from seasoned professionals by osmosis since their internships were remote. Here's how employers are addressing it.
Bookshelf: Robert Jordan on the 4 styles of leaders that make the best bosses Jordan and Wagner devote their recently published book Right Leader, Right Time to the four styles of leaders they’ve identified: fixer, artist, builder and strategist.
Employers eye travel compensation for legal out-of-state abortions in light of the Supreme Court leak Since news leaked Monday night to Politico that Roe v. Wade will likely be overturned by the Supreme Court, many employers are weighing how they plan to support employees who live in states where the practice could become illegal,
Diary of a Chief People Officer: ‘We’re in testing mode and being dynamic and flexible’: Rethinking what it means to be hybrid Jennifer Trzepacz, chief human resources officer at SymphonyAI, explains that hybrid means more than going into the office one or two days a week.
How employers are tracking employee office usage to inform design Many employers have adopted technology that tracks how staff are using office space. That data then inform decisions around future real estate investments, workspace configurations and what tech to use.