Workforce churn is one of retail’s greatest personnel challenges. According to the Center for American Progress (CAP), it costs more than $3,000 to find, hire, and train a replacement for
a part-time hourly retail worker. That means keeping the good people you’ve already trained is more important than ever. How do retail organizations solve this pain point? This paper walks through the value of social recognition in bringing more humanity to retail environments.
Workhuman and Gallup partnered on employee recognition research to understand how recognition effects workers' personal and professional lives. Read the findings for eye-opening statistics.
Here are four reasons why employee recognition is vital to your retention strategy, with evidence from Workhuman's latest research report.
Here, we analyze how the last two years, and specifically the Great Resignation, have affected the lives, feelings, and needs of 1,000 U.S. workers.
In a lively and wide-ranging interview, Workhuman’s Chris French shares his thoughts and perspectives on how 2021 will shape and influence key HR trends in the new year.
The first Human Workplace Index of the new year looks at what workers are expecting from their employers in the future of work, as well as what will happen if employers don’t deliver.
John Rossheim shares insight on how organizations can hire and grow neurodiverse talent in 2022 and beyond.
How can organizations prevent further turnover? Mervyn Dinnen shares four reasons focusing on internal mobility in 2022 can help.
Here we revisit three simple, but critical steps managers and their organizations can take to optimize both working parent satisfaction and business results in today’s new world of work.
Our last analysis of 2021 looks at the trends and developments that have accumulated during the year and what employees are expecting from their employers in the year to come.
This month’s Human Workplace Index looks at the benefits companies are offering and the benefits employees want. Believe it or not, those two things are not necessarily the same.
Believe it or not, 2022 is just around the corner. Here are three trends to watch for the upcoming year.
Organizational culture influences employee engagement, productivity, and has a massive bearing on retention and turnover.
Based on the latest Workhuman iQ survey of more than 3,500 full-time workers, here are five revolutionary ways you can retain your best humans.
How can organizations combat the Great Resignation and create a more human workplace for their employees? This recap breaks down how Workhuman CEO Eric Mosley sees it.
Here, John Rossheim talks with industry experts about how to identify employees who may be at risk of leaving – and what to do about it.
“You can’t deliver an exceptional patient experience without first taking care of your employees,” observed Derek Irvine in this SHRM webcast sponsored by Workhuman and featuring Baystate Health.
According to the new Workhuman survey report, approximately one in five (21%) of workers said they’re currently searching for a new opportunity.
“Recognition is an investment in people. It’s going to retain talent," says Gabrielle Thompson, senior vice president, acquisitions & total rewards at Cisco.
Do you want to build a rock solid business case for social recognition? This white paper, packed with the latest industry studies, shows proven links between social recognition and business metrics.
