When an entrepreneur makes the decision to start their own business, they usually feel they can handle the majority of the company’s aspects alone. However, most organization’s have various teams of individuals that all collaborate and contribute their expertise to build a successfully growing establishment.
Since Russia invaded Ukraine in early 2022, cyber-attacks have become more of a threat than ever before. Any countries that had ties to Ukraine were made vulnerable to Russia cyber-attacks. To keep ahead of these, HR departments stay apprised of the latest cyber threats from Russia and can advise companies about how to best protect themselves.
Some of the most harmful attacks are those on payroll, where funds are rerouted to untraceable debit cards. These cyber threats can be costly and must be prevented.
In the United States, only about 36% of employees claim to be engaged at work. 15% consider themselves to be actively disengaged at work, meaning that they derive very little satisfaction from their professional roles. Active dissatisfaction leads to a lack of productivity — which is why researchers estimate that disengaged workers cost the American economy $550 billion annually.
Companies that want to avoid lost productivity need to tackle the root causes of job dissatisfaction. So below we’ll go over four of the biggest contributors to employee disengagement.
At Flex HR, we keep track of the latest HR-related news on behalf of our valued customers and those that are in search of a premier human resources partner. Employee retention and workplace engineering has been one hot topic and trend we have seen continuing this year.
For businesses wanting to adopt a more inclusive approach when it comes to accommodating employees from all walks of life, this may include reevaluating how we do business and how to make our business processes more accessible for everyone involved. Here are some tips from Flex HR on how to transform your work environment for the better.
