Talent Management
Process Improvement Is the Secret to Recruiting Success
I see a lot of companies sink a never-ending amount of time and money into recruitment in the hopes it will solve the frustrations related to finding candidates and filling jobs. The problem with ...
Unifying Voices Forum Brings Together Industry Groups to Discuss DEI
Bringing more diversity to the insurance industry will take intentional, deliberate effort and teamwork. That's the encouraging outlook from a panel of diversity, equity and inclusion (DEI) thought ...
Avoid Employee Turnover by Asking 5 Simple Questions
As an executive coach, I have observed the rise and fall of many leaders over the years. One thing I can say with certainty is that good leaders show interest in their employees' jobs and career ...
Poll: Recent College Grads in High Demand at U.S. Businesses
American employers continue to show interest in hiring college graduates with more than half (55 percent) planning to hire recent alumni, a positive trend over the past few years, aside from a dip in ...
FTC Noncompete Agreement Ban May Not Survive Courts but Some States Could Adopt
The Federal Trade Commission's recently approved ban on noncompete agreements likely won't survive court challenges, but that doesn't mean the ban won't become a model for a number of state ...
Job Seekers With AI Knowledge More Likely to Get Interviews, Higher Wages
Employers are significantly more likely to offer job interviews and higher salaries to graduates with artificial intelligence (AI) experience, according to new research released by Anglia Ruskin ...
Survey: Many Employees Who Jumped Ship During COVID Regret It
The Great Resignation during the pandemic saw workers quit their jobs in droves, but a new survey finds that many regret jumping ship. The survey of U.S. workers by the member think tank The ...
Study Reveals Hiring Bias Against Former Business Owners
Nearly 50 percent of new businesses fail within the first five years. Many former entrepreneurs apply for 9-to-5 jobs to get back on their feet, but new research reveals an unexpected obstacle: ...