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Considering a four-day workweek? These employers experimented with different approaches

HR Brew

Some 54% of employees say they’d work longer days if they could have a three-day weekend, while 37% would switch companies or industries to do the same, according to an August Bankrate survey. Gen Z workers in particular want a shorter workweek. HR Brew spoke with three leaders whose companies have adopted a shortened workweek.

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How one company created a four-day workweek program that works for its employees

HR Brew

Corporate employees, Hill said, typically found it easier to take Fridays off, while non-corporate employees, including performance coaches, dieticians, and physical therapists who work with the company’s staff and clients —among them Pfizer, Adobe, and Humana—in 13 countries, needed more wiggle room. “We

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Disabled workers deal with unreported discrimination, denied accommodations, Deloitte survey finds

HR Brew

A new survey finds that while most disabled workers share their diagnosis with at least one person at work, they often face microaggressions and are denied accommodations. It surveyed 10,000 people in 20 countries and examined the workplace experiences of those with physical disabilities, chronic health conditions, and neurodivergence.

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Rethinking Your Benefits Program To Foster Peak Performance

15Five

We also took a cue from the Deliberately Developmental Organization model where growth and development should be happening every day in the flow of work, versus that only happening during an off site or a coaching session. We also collected data from engagement surveys to see where certain teams are in terms of performance and capacity.

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Continuous Improvement - Flipping the Script on Your Coaching Culture

Speaker: Jordan George, Director, Leadership & Talent Development

But this isn’t exactly news: even back in 1997, a SHRM survey found that only 5% of companies were “very satisfied” with their performance review process. In 2012 – 15 years later – another SHRM survey found 45% of HR leaders thought reviews were a poor gauge of a worker’s performance. August 22, 2018 11 AM PDT, 2 PM ET, 7 PM GMT

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Lattice launches new AI features for performance management and employee surveying

HR Brew

One of those features, “Key Driver Analysis,” builds on an AI tool the company launched in March that used generative AI to summarize comments from employee engagement surveys for people pros. The new tool uses AI to synthesize top themes revealed in survey data, relying on both open-ended feedback and engagement scores.

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How to Improve Employee Retention

Intoo USA

Specifically, introducing a career development program with career coaching and robust education content also conveys that the employer is concerned for the team member’s development, which can create bonds between the business and employee. Provide attractive benefits and perks.

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HR Benchmark Report: How to Recruit, Coach & Develop Teams

Paycor surveyed more than 1,000 HR and finance leaders of medium & small businesses and found that only 31% said the teams they’ve built are, in fact, effective. How to coach and develop different teams. No one likes to feel alone - which is why the secret to employee engagement is building successful teams. Why the disconnect?

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5 Culture Trends for 2019

As we approach 2019, major shifts in the work environment will continue to affect the ways companies do business. Companies that are looking to attract, engage, and retain top talent should leverage these trends to create workplaces where employees thrive.