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What will happen to this generation of overworked employees?

Businesses have been forced to tighten budgets this year and it’s  employees who will feel it the most.  We all know about the long-term impacts of overworking. It makes us fatter. It makes us more unhappy. It diminishes our mental resilience. It…Read More »

Jealousy at work: keeping green-eyed monsters at bay

While jealousy might feel like a private emotion, when it seeps out in the workplace it can have significant impacts on culture. Jealousy is one of those emotions we can’t escape. And it can easily overcome us in the workplace. It crops…Read More »

How to build resilience in your hybrid workforce

By leaning into discomfort and disruption, leaders can forge a path towards resilience. It’s no secret that we’ve been working a little differently this year. From all-out lockdowns, half-full offices and myriad other combinations – our ways of working have become increasingly…Read More »

Ask a recruiter: the most difficult recruitment assignments

From meddling mayors to fickle candidates, sometimes there are assignments that just make recruiters want to pack it all in. In a perfect world, recruiters would already have the perfect person in mind for every role that opened up, and the journey…Read More »

More women selected as Fortune 500 board directors, but racial diversity lags

Board members have the ability to impact an organization’s talent strategies, culture and bottom line — which is why questions of board diversity have resonated strongly in 2020. Directors at Fortune 500 companies in the U.S. recognize the importance of proven expertise…Read More »

Employers fear they’re not meeting working parents’ needs, survey shows

Fewer than half of employers responding to a recent Willis Towers Watson survey agreed that their programs and policies were effectively meeting the needs of working parents, the firm said in a Sept. 17 announcement. That’s despite 74% of respondents saying that…Read More »

COVID-19 is accelerating automation, especially in jobs held by ‘minority’ workers, Philly Fed says

COVID-19 has accelerated the adoption of automation in three primary ways, according to a Sept. 14 analysis from the Federal Reserve Bank of Philadelphia, with minority workers impacted particularly hard, “increasing the risk of permanent job loss for these workers who are…Read More »

Union Cabinet approves 03 Labour Law Codes

The codes involve social security, occupational safety, health and working conditions, and industrial relations, sources said. All three codes will be placed before parliament in the monsoon session that starts from September 14. Union Cabinet approves 03 Labour Law Codes at a…Read More »

Thriving in the Gig Economy – The Next Normal

Remote working whether it is working from home (WFH) or working from anywhere (WFA) has become necessary and acceptable across industries, even in sectors where it was not earlier considered a possibility. Thriving in the Gig Economy – The Next Normal On…Read More »

Happy employees bring happy customers

“Happy employees, Happy customers”. The industry leaders have given a nod to the statement and employers, big or small, have realized that any investment in its employees brings greater returns in terms of customer satisfaction and productivity. Happy employees bring happy customers…Read More »

Employee Performance Evaluation System Takes A Time Out

The atmosphere in the past few months has made individuals genuinely sympathetic and concerned. A lot of empathy is going around now due to the effects of the pandemic. Now, people genuinely pick an interest in the well-being of others, due partly…Read More »

Responding to Anonymous Complaints: Dos and Don’ts

If you receive an anonymous complaint, it is important to remain calm and review the complaint objectively regardless of how egregious the accusations may seem. Although the complaint was received anonymously, the company still has an obligation to take action, if necessary,…Read More »

Big Reset: Compensation Strategy in New Normal

The compensation structures will be redesigned with a higher focus on variable components in the salaries, particularly of those in middle and senior management in new normal. Big Reset: Reviewing Compensation & Benefits Strategy in New Normal This unprecedented global pandemic is…Read More »

Number of the day: ‘alarmingly elevated’ mental health risks

Employees are experiencing higher levels of risk for depressive and anxiety disorders since the start of the pandemic. 54: Percentage increase in number of employees at risk for depressive disorder New data finds that when comparing numbers from Feb. 3, before the…Read More »