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Tops on worker wish lists: hybrid work arrangements

02/08/2022
Flexibility about where and when to work is no longer a unique recruiting tool—it’s an expected element of a professional workplace, like a health plan and 401(k).

Omicron further delays the back-to-the-office push

01/27/2022
Nearly half (44%) of companies have altered their reopening plans because of the Omicron variant, says a new Gartner survey.

Snapshot: Top 3 reasons employees changed jobs this year

12/14/2021
The top two reasons have always driven transitions, but the third is unique to the pandemic environment.

Snapshot: Career fulfillment, by age

12/07/2021
Younger and older Americans are least likely to cite their careers as a source of fulfillment in their lives.

Holiday parties stage a modest comeback this year

11/30/2021
For the second holiday season in a row, U.S. employers are grappling with how to connect their employees for year-end celebrations in the age of covid.

Snapshot: 45% of all employees still work remotely some of the time

11/02/2021
Blame the Delta variant: Dreams of workplaces getting back to normal by fall have fizzled.

Snapshot: Mixed feelings about returning to the office

10/12/2021
Employees are of two minds about ditching remote work and returning to full-time on-site work.

Snapshot: Who agrees? Our workplace culture has improved since the pandemic began

09/21/2021
There’s a huge disconnect between the views of top brass and those who sit lower on the org chart.

Was this the hardest year for HR professionals? 91% say ‘yes’

08/26/2021
A full 91% of HR executives reported that 2021 was their hardest at work to date, according to a survey by Verizon Media.

Employees’ most-Googled HR issues: privacy, surveillance

08/19/2021
A recent analysis of Google search trends found that privacy and surveillance are the top workplace-related concerns for U.S. employees, together representing 42% of the top 50 most common Google searches, according to the study by Elements Global.