Employer Branding in APAC
The conversation is shifting from talent acquisition to retention and rebuilding.
By Larry Basinait
This HRO Today flash report, sponsored by PeopleScout, examines candidate experience measurement, employer brand practices, and the impact of COVID-19 on employer branding in the APAC region.
Work Redefined
Seven CHROs share the new realities of work and how the challenges of 2020 have driven them to make disruptive change.
By Debbie Bolla
“Empathy, flexibility, and resiliency defined 2020,” says Kathie Patterson, CHRO of Ally Financial. Taking a closer look, Patterson couldn’t be more spot-on.
Putting Employees First
Employee experience is a top priority in the post-COVID business climate.
By Marta Chmielowicz
The emergence of remote work has forced organisations to reimagine the workplace, accelerate digital transformation, and enhance the employee experience (EX).
HRO Today Research Roundup
Get insight from our top research studies.
By Larry Basinait
REPORT: CHRO Compensation and Fairness: What a Difference a Year Makes
New Virtual Reality
Two organizations share insights into their successful tech-driven hiring processes that improve the candidate experience.
By Marta Chmielowicz
The outbreak of COVID-19 has forced much of the business world to make rapid changes to the way they operate, and organizations will to have continue to adapt as all industries enter a new normal post-pandemic. With the Federal Reserve anticipating an unemployment rate of 32 percent, continued restrictions around social distancing, and widespread economic instability, the hiring landscape for both businesses and job seekers will change dramatically.
Peaceful State of Mind
Embracing mindfulness training in the workplace can reduce stress, increase collaboration, and improve focus.
By Tara Antonipillai
Stress is unfortunately a part of everyday life, and the current uncertainty only makes it more present. The American Psychological Association polls Americans each year on their stress levels and what causes them. In 2019, as in prior years, work was at the top of the list, with 60 percent of those polled reporting that work causes high levels of stress.
Taking Employee Experience into Consideration
New research uncovers four trends that elevate talent mobility programs.
By Mary Stoik Dymond
The profound impact of COVID-19 on the workforce is the latest reminder that talent mobility is always evolving. With advances in technology, changing employee expectations, and shifts in country-by-country regulations, what worked for HR leaders and mobility professionals one year may not produce exceptional relocation experiences or support company business goals the next. Today, the industry is preparing to adjust and reinvent itself when the post-coronavirus new normal arrives.
Transforming Employee Engagement in 2020 and Beyond
The bswift Leadership Team takes a closer look at market trends that further underscore the need for this transformative employee experience.
Trend #1: One-stop shop benefits experience
Sanjiv Anand, President and Chief Executive Officer at bswift
Building Brand Resonance
For recruitment and retention, communicating a brand proposition that engages all talent populations is the key to success.
By Marta Chmielowicz
Today’s job seekers care as much about the way a company conducts its business as they do about the business it’s in. With Mercer’s 2019 Global Talent Trends report indicating that two in five employees plan to leave their organizations in the next 12 months and 97 percent of C-suite executives predict an increase in competition for talent, it is more important than ever for companies to create and communicate an employer value proposition (EVP) that resonates with top talent.
Are You Talking to Me?
An individualized approach to health and well-being benefits can drive engagement in a multigenerational workforce.
By Marta Chmielowicz
Facing rising costs of living and significant transformation in the world of work, today’s employees are more stressed than ever. According to Welltok’s Well-being Wake-Up Report, 64 percent of all employees say they feel stressed at work—including 63 percent of baby boomers and 57 percent of millennials. In fact, 35 percent of all employees and 50 percent of millennials have seriously considered switching jobs due to stress.
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