Retaining your workforce and keeping your employees happy is of the utmost importance these days. When employees are content, they are more motivated, productive and efficient, which benefits your business in operating just a little more smoothly. So, what is the key to creating a gratifying working environment and therefore, keeping your staff happy?
Written by Flex HR’s CHRO Jim Cichanski
In the past week and a half Pfizer and Moderna have announced their COVID vaccines have proven 95% effective.
Veteran’s Day falls on November 11 each year, and while most companies do not have this day off, recognizing veterans at work is the great opportunity for the workplace to thank and honor those that have served our country. Originally called “Armistice Day,” this commemoration, was first held on Nov. 11, 1919, the first anniversary of World War I.
Ten months into the COVID-19 pandemic, companies are under unprecedented stress with challenges to keep their business afloat and their employees safe and productive.
Most business owners realize the importance of a desirable compensation plan and admit that their employees are their company’s greatest assets. However, few reinforce this statement by investing in the development of effective rewards programs that align employee performance with key business objectives.
Companies of all sizes are incessantly adapting to varying new working environments as the Coronavirus pandemic continues to take a toll on businesses throughout the U.S. We are excited to share Flex HR’s article “How to Design A Successful HR Strategy For Returning To Work During Pandemic” which has been featured by ITB Partners. This piece outlines the importance of workplace flexibility and communication in order to overcome new office challenges as employers and their employees to return to the workplace.
By: Guest Writer Donald H Turner, Serial Turnaround and Growth Executive
We are in our last installment of “Company Restoration in the New Normal.” I hope you are finding it informative and it is prompting some of your own thoughts about what to expect as we conduct business in this new world, we have found ourselves.