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Beyond the Trophy: A Gen Z Perspective on R&R

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Findings in a survey performed by Robert Half’ showcase that the top three priorities of the members of Gen Z, when seeking a full-time job are 64% opportunities for career growth, 44% generous pay, and 40% making a difference or making a positive impact on society. 2018, November).

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13 Employee Engagement Trends for 2020

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A 2018 study from PricewaterhouseCoopers (PwC) found that 75 percent of surveyed companies now have at least one HR process in the cloud. From Employee benefits and discount platforms, employee recognition tools to performance management tools to feedback tools. (Deloitte)*. A healthy mind resides in a healthy body”.

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How to Engage a Disengaged Employee

Harvard Professional Development

Furthermore, millennial employees who make up 35 percent of the workforce as of 2018, value engagement above workplace perks like ping-pong tables and free coffee. They also tend to be more quiet, avoid communication, and refrain from asking for performance feedback. The ratio of engaged to actively disengaged employees is now 1.8

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The Benefits of Promoting Gender Diversity in Leadership

Harvard Professional Development

As of McKinsey’s 2018 Women in the Workplace report, women comprise 19 percent of executive leadership positions. . Thus, mid-level and senior leaders have an active role to play in ensuring that emerging women have the same opportunities for advancement, promotion, and career growth as their male co-workers.

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The Current Job-Hopping Scenario- A Complete Explanation

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Bureau of Labor Statistics, more than one-fourth of American employees left their jobs in 2018. They seek for career growth, community, and cause. If that growth opportunity is not provided or is not provided fast enough- candidates don't think twice before looking elsewhere. According to the U.S. Let's know-how.