Tag Archives: Employee Empowerment
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Will the future CEO be judged on purpose not profit?
The idea that a company’s environmental footprint, employee welfare and social impact decides how its leader is judged is gaining traction
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Could micro-learning make employees more engaged?
Splitting training into bite-sized chunks, fitted around employee schedules and suited to their own pace, is trending in learning and development, but careful implementation is crucial
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Should you be helping employees with housing?
Home ownership has never been trickier for 25-34 year olds, so new employee engagement schemes focusing on financial wellbeing could help set your organisation apart
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Goodbye to tokenism: the fight for gender equality
There has been some progress in addressing gender imbalance in the workplace, such as public diversity reports. But data only goes so far and must lead to corporate action if companies want to end tokenism for good
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Why more perks won’t guarantee engagement
“We need to make bigger heroes of these type of employers which do treat staff fairly, with dignity and where everyone shares the rewards for hard work”
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Reskilling future workers: who’s responsible?
Rapid technological change, with its impact on jobs, requires a constantly renewed workforce through retraining
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What employee ownership could do for your business
Companies owned by their employees may have important lessons for human resources leaders to learn
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Leaders must keep workers engaged, not just keep them
Whatever the job market, enlightened employers will want to retain top talent and develop their skillsets