European employers are failing to meet the expectations of their employees and risk losing talent as a result, according to the ADP Research Institute®. “The Evolution of Work 2.0” report surveyed over 8,500 employees and [...]
Job-hunters are frequently warned about the potential ill-effects of social media upon job applications, but new research by Digimax, reveals that it goes both ways, with 22% of job candidates confessing to checking out their [...]
According to the ADP Workforce Vitality Report, overall wage growth increased by 1.7 percent year over year across all industries in the third quarter of 2017 and is slower than the 2.6 percent growth in [...]
Technology frustrations are prevalent across Europe. That’s according to the Workforce View in Europe 2017, a study ADP recently conducted with nearly 10,000 respondents in eight European countries. However, we were shocked to discover that [...]
With 65% of employers suggesting that the private sector will work more flexibly in five years’ time, one in five employees are too afraid to ask for flexible working time because they fear it will [...]
Employees who become distracted at work are more likely to be the cause of human error and a potential security risk, according to a snapshot poll* conducted by Centrify. While more than a third (35 per [...]
A new survey has revealed that Brits working from home skive off for nearly five hours each week on average. Nine in ten confessed they are regularly distracted by food, FIFA and Facebook, while working remotely. Astonishingly, [...]
Hr NETWORK ‘Women in Leadership’ Conference, EDINBURGH, Thursday 11th May 2017 Breakout Sessions Confirmed! Early Bird Booking Discount Ends 28th February! Hr NETWORK is delighted to provide details for this year’s Hr NETWORK 'Women in Leadership’ [...]
According to insight from global talent acquisition and management firm, Alexander Mann Solutions, freelancers will perform an inherently fundamental role in the future workplace as greater numbers of millennials continue to enter the workforce. However, [...]
UK workers are more likely to trust Google with their work worries than their colleagues. Common search queries, such as “My colleagues are racist”, “My colleagues are idiots”, “Someone I work with has bed [...]