New Factors Will Drive Workplace Transformation In 2022
The pandemic drove workplace transformation over the past few years, but ADP Research Institute finds that new factors will control how companies operate in 2022.
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The pandemic drove workplace transformation over the past few years, but ADP Research Institute finds that new factors will control how companies operate in 2022.
QuickHire, which is helping service industry workers find new jobs, has raised $1.41 million that will go towards technology investments and team expansion.
According to Owl Labs new State of Remote Work report, three-fourths of workers want hybrid arrangements but are still struggling with aspects of this work model.
Although the four-day workweek seems to be the solution to providing workers with a healthy work-life balance, business leaders should focus on offering full flexibility.
According to LinkedIn’s Workforce Confidence Index, most respondents said they wanted to switch industries in search for more opportunities and better job satisfaction.
McKinsey’s Women in the Workplace report shows that women still experience the bulk of burnout, especially as they take on office housework that is typically overlooked.
The anti-work movement explores the challenges that societal standards have placed on workers, and it recommends how workplace culture can be altered to better support people who are burnt out.
Google is one of many companies that have introduced a pay cut for remote workers, but employees are expressing their dissatisfaction with this policy.
A study from Convene reveals that as executives struggle with employee retention and company culture, there is no one-size-fits-all approach to workplace arrangements.
As more organizations shift to hybrid and remote arrangements, workers no longer tied to a single geographic location may see increased transparency about their pay.
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