Talent Management
Are Your Future Leaders Hiding in the Ranks?
Companies looking to develop the next generation of business leaders should extend their search beyond the usual suspects, advises a new article from McKinsey & Co. The best talent doesn't always ...
Executives On The Move at Everest Insurance and JLT
Everest Insurance added a number of new executives in its retail, wholesale and inland marine areas. JLT's U.S. arm hired a former Marsh & McLennan executive tasked with business development in a ...
Stand Up for a Healthy Workplace: Aon
Excess sitting not only has serious negative effects on individuals' physical and mental health, it also costs businesses—leading to increased health insurance premiums and decreased productivity, ...
‘Digital Trust’ Needed for Companies to Reap Benefits of Employee Data Sharing: AIG
Businesses must foster "digital trust" with employees if they want to reap the full economic and competitive benefits of workplace data sharing, according to a new report from American International ...
Executives On The Move at Navigators, Great American and Starr Companies
Three Chubb vets are taking on executive leadership roles at Navigators. Great American Insurance Group appointed a new director for a division within its Singapore branch. Starr Companies promoted ...
Equitable Pay, Fair Promotions Can Enhance Ethics at Your Company
Whether you work in the property/casualty insurance industry or not, ethics matter to all corporations. With that in mind, a recent Harvard Business Review posting based on University of Pennsylvania ...
Hiring Referrals Create Homophily, Aggravate Workplace Diversity Problems
Almost everyone wins when it comes to referral hiring, through which an employee recommends someone for an opening at his or her company. The job applicant comes in the door with a personal ...
The Cost of Workplace Incivility
Workplace incivility can create lasting damage—whether employees are intentionally ignored, undermined by colleagues or publicly belittled by an insensitive manager, according to a recent article ...