Not everyone can be given promotions, so what are some other options? By Liz Bernier - hrreporter.com Career development is the number one thing employees want from employers, according to Beverly Kaye. It’s the most effective way to get workers engaged, motivated, productive and just genuinely excited...
By Tom Newcombe - hrmagazine.co.uk Traditional recruitment firms will "struggle" in the economic upturn, unless they change the way they run their business, Kevin Green, chief executive of the Recruitment and Employment Confederation (REC), warned. Green yesterday told the Recruitment Conference in London, that recruitment firms would...
By Leon Gettler - crn.com.au This Sydney IT company reckons staff respond to being stretched. Jamie Warner at eNerds says the best way to keep talented staff is to stretch them. You have to challenge them, he says, otherwise they leave. “We feel every role needs to be...
Sports teams have realised the potential of taking a data-driven approach to recruitment, but with staffing taking up a large chunk of firms' costs, is corporate recruiting ripe for the same transformation? LinkedIn's algorithms use recruiters' established preferences to suggest candidates for jobs. Photograph: David Loh/Reuters By...
By Georgina Fuller - hrmagazine.co.uk So many people want to work remotely, yet so few employers allow them to. We ask why this remains the case, and weigh up the pros and cons of the practice for staff and company alike. Internet company Yahoo should be the...
By Jane Farrell - guardian.co.uk Global talent spotters have their eye on graduates from top universities, especially women. Photograph: Andrew Fox/Alamy Let's be clear: in 2013, imbalances of all kinds are still prevalent in the office and the boardroom. Broadening the talent pool or diversifying senior management...
By Sylvia Vorhauser-Smith - forbes.com Nine years after the launch of Facebook FB +29.59% and 16 years after the first widely available mobile phone, the growth in social and mobile is staggering: some 55% of the world’s cell phone owners say their main source of internet...
By Kate Russell - hrmagazine.co.uk One of the remarks often bandied around the workplace is “people are critical to the business”. Wrong! You need to re-write that to “the right people are critical to the business”. Getting the right people into the right position in your organisation...
By Scott Beagrie - hrmagazine.co.uk We assess the cutting-edge technologies and tools that have the potential to revolutionise recruitment As anyone who has queued overnight in the cold for the latest smartphone will tell you, keeping up with technology isn’t easy. But with many HR departments taking...
By Gregory P. Smith - hr.blr.com Employee dissatisfaction is on the rise, especially among entry-level and mid-level employees. A recent study from Dale Carnegie Training found that only 23% (that’s one in four!) of non-management workers reported being engaged at their current job. Meanwhile, almost 70%...