Organizational justice is an employee’s perception of fairness in the workplace. It can lead to trust, mutual respect, and honesty that allows for higher job satisfaction. Here's how to get started.
As the VP of People at Remote.com, Nadia Vatalidis and her team grew headcount from 50 to over 600 employees in less than a year. In this Q&A, she shares the key competencies needed and programs implemented to achieve this hypergrowth.
ChartHop and Jobvite have partnered to unify headcount planning and hiring into one integrated workflow, arming companies with the tools they need to navigate the multifaceted nature of workforce planning.
As the Chief People Officer at Unison, Holly Danko has put a significant emphasis on DEI through a dedicated committee, new recruiting practices, and more. In this Q&A, she talks about these initiatives and their impact on the employee experience.
Introducing a preboarding program can help new employees feel welcome, connected, and confident from day one - leading to higher engagement and retention long term.
Armed with a better understanding of what’s motivating employees to leave their jobs, you can put effective practices in place to get ahead of turnover.
For a successful DEIB strategy, everyone needs to be on board. With the right tools and resources, managers can be your diversity and inclusion linchpin. Read our four tips on how to leverage their role to enhance your inclusion efforts.
A robust employee development framework can help upskill your employees, support their growth, and foster a culture of learning to help retain top talent.
The latest update to ChartHop introduces more intuitive controls and visually-appealing charts to improve how you build reports and analyze your people data.
Turnover rate is one of the most important HR metrics to track. Learn what employee turnover rate means, how to calculate it, and how you can use that insight to improve retention.
When tracked and used right, your employee retention rate can help you avoid a talent shortage and push you to drive positive change in your organization.
Managers have an outsized impact on employees. They can drive development and retention, or cause stress that leads to turnover. As a result, HR must focus on helping managers succeed. Here are 5 steps to get started.