By Robert Boersma January 02, 2023 The workforce has been forced to consistently and quickly adapt to socio-economic shifts as a result of the pandemic. While the world as we know it changed in 2020, we are currently living in a “re-adjustment” phase that has brought about its own set of changes and challenges. … Continue reading 5 employment trends that will shape the workplace in 2023
By Pavithra Mohan October 14, 2022 In 2020, disabled people were among the hardest hit by pandemic-related job losses. The employment rate for workers with disabilities fell to 17.9%, eventually yielding a record high unemployment rate of 17.7% in late 2020—a major blow for a community that has long faced workplace discrimination and other … Continue reading The employment rate for disabled workers is higher than it has been in years
Exciting International Employment Solution Fuels Overseas Expansion Brad Anderson / 28 Jul 2022 Spurred by increased international employment, global expansion seems to be everywhere. Case in point: Comparably shows that Squarespace is making inroads around the world. Rahi is entering Africa. And Elsevier is heading deeper into India. It’s not hard to understand why … Continue reading Exciting International Employment Solution Fuels Overseas Expansion
Extended Reality (XR): How It’s Changing Work and Employment Shannon Flynn / 30 Mar 2022 Extended reality, commonly referred to as XR, is becoming a prevalent technology many companies use in various industries. XR consists of immersive technologies that have proven their capabilities in the gaming industry, for example. It’s expected that XR headset … Continue reading Extended Reality (XR): How It’s Changing Work and Employment
Rick Goodman December 15, 2021 People often ask me what employment engagement questions I ask my employees. Before creating any survey or questionnaire it is important to understand that honest, two-way communication is critical for any effective employment engagement strategies. Simply put, you’re not going to engage your team members if you’re siloed, distant, or … Continue reading Employment Engagement Questions to Ask Your Employees
It limits targeting options to keep advertisers from running discriminatory ads. Amy Gesenhues on August 16, 2019 Facebook is adding the same Special Ad Category field it rolled out in Ads Manager in July to its Marketing API next month. The update, which is designed for marketers and developers running housing, employment and credit ads, … Continue reading Facebook Marketing API to get ‘Special Ad Category’ field for housing, employment, credit advertisers
Gaurav Belani — June 22, 2019 Follow @BelaniGaurav — June 22, 2019 Forget the financial perils, the worst part about getting laid off is that it wasn’t even your fault. You were doing your part right and yet, one fine day, you’re unemployed. First off, know that you’re not the only victim of this impromptu … Continue reading Laid Off? 5 Ways to Slash Expenses Till Your Next Employment
Erin Dore Miller — May 7, 2019 — May 7, 2019 I recently wrote about how important it is for companies to build an engaging culture in order to attract great employees: “The most talented professionals can be selective. They’re good at what they do, so they don’t necessarily need to take the first opportunity … Continue reading Employment Branding is Vital to Recruiting
Liz Kislik — April 26, 2019 Follow @lizkislik — April 26, 2019 No job is meant to be “until death do us part.” Employment is a theoretical deal: The employer is willing to pay a certain amount of money for an employee’s successful execution of a set of roles and responsibilities. But often these relationships … Continue reading This is What to Do if an Employment Relationship Deteriorates
Facebook said it is also creating a tool for users to search and view all current housing ads, regardless of how they were targeted. Amy Gesenhues on March 19, 2019 Facebook advertisers promoting housing, employment or credit offers will no longer be able to target ads by age, gender or ZIP code. The new … Continue reading Facebook removes age, gender and ZIP code targeting for housing, employment, credit ads
