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Christine Spadafor On How We Need To Adjust To The Future Of Work

Thrive Global

Employees, particularly younger ones entering the workforce, are prioritizing corporate Purpose when selecting prospective employers. As a part of our interview series called “How Employers and Employees are Reworking Work Together,” we had the pleasure to interview Christine Spadafor. and executing on them. and living it?—?are

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What are Microaffirmations? Inclusivity Through Small Gestures

Analytics in HR

But even though microaffirmations can have a significant impact on an office’s health and happiness, people aren’t always sure how to give them and when to do it. Many have heard of microaggressions in the workplace: tiny ways that people make others from underrepresented groups feel uncomfortable or belittled, even from well-meaning people.

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How to Engage Your Gen Z Employees

Pingboard

Generation Z—comprised of individuals born between 1995 and the early 2000s—is entering the workforce in great numbers. In fact, according to ManpowerGroup research, by 2020, Gen Z will comprise 24 percent of the global workforce. Knowing how to engage employees—including those in Generation Z—can be a challenge.

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11 Things You Need to Know About Generation Z

Kevin Sheridan

Very much in line with Millennials’ insatiable desire for recognition, it seems like the last ten years of articles, videos, and speeches, were all about Millennials. As the first surge of Generation Z enters the workplace, organizations may be surprised at how different they are from Millennials (also known as Generation Y).

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The Employee of the Future

Robin Schooling

The Gen X population (ages 35 to 50 in 2015) is projected to outnumber the Boomers by 2028.”. Obviously crap topics like “How to Manage Gen Y” still sell or these sessions wouldn’t continue to have massive attendance at every HR conference and articles and blog posts covering the subject wouldn’t get clicks and shares.

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HR Trends: Back to the Future in 2016

TalentCulture

HR trends, such as recruitment through social media, the impact of Generation Z, and the overhaul of performance reviews, were all apparent in 2015. According to the Bersin report , it’s likely the entire human resources platform will be accessible from one mobile application. And how do they affect your workplace?

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The Future of Peo Tech: Swimming in Data and Diving Into Analytics

Prism HR

PEOs in particular should think of data as a direct pipeline to the resources you and your clients need to navigate the complex world of HR and compliance, and make better business decisions in the process. And what if you could benchmark employment trends for your clients to show them how well they are doing compared with their peers?