Talent Management
Work-Related Stress Linked to Higher Risk for Irregular Heart Rhythm
Work-related stress that stems from job strain and a perceived imbalance between effort and reward may raise the risk of developing an abnormal heart rhythm condition, new research suggests. The ...
10 Ideas to Keep Recruiting Activity High When Hiring Slows Down
The best time to recruit is when you don't have job openings. That motto reminds me to constantly work ahead, focusing on building pipelines and connecting with passive candidates. The hard part is ...
FTC Ban on Worker Noncompete Agreements Blocked by Federal Judge
A federal judge ruled the US Federal Trade Commission can't enforce its near-total ban on noncompete agreements that was set to go into effect next month, blocking an effort by the agency to make ...
A Tech Bridge for the Talent Gap in Insurance Claim Fraud Detection
The property/casualty insurance industry faces a critical staffing challenge when it comes to uncovering fraud in claims, while also enabling swift claim processing to meet customer expectations. ...
Labor Market Study: 14% of Carriers Plan to Reduce Headcount
Fourteen percent of insurance companies plan to reduce employee headcount in the next year, according to numbers from Aon and The Jacobson Group's latest insurance labor market study. Jeff Rieder, ...
In-Person U.S. Job Postings on Indeed Are Boasting More Benefits
Employers are wooing prospective U.S. workers with benefits like insurance and retirement plans, especially for work that can't be done remotely. Roughly six out of every 10 job postings on Indeed's ...
Pandemic Shifted U.S. Jobs Out of Big Cities Into Smaller Metros
The pandemic changed where Americans are likely to live and work, with a growing portion of job openings moving away from the biggest cities and into smaller metro areas, according to a Federal ...
Study: Remote Work Could Stifle Innovation
Remote and hybrid working may be great for work-life balance, but it may stifle innovation, according to new research by the University of Essex. The study, led by University of Essex and University ...