Organisational Change

19 Jan

Posted at 09:26h in Employee Wellness, Employer Branding, Featured, HR Strategy, Leadership Development, Organisational Change, Pay & Benefits, People Management by

Employee benefits are an important part of any job. However, for Gen Z employees, understanding the ins and outs of their employee benefits can be a bit tricky. With various plans and options, it can be difficult for them to find the best solutions for...

16 Dec

Posted at 09:12h in Featured, HR Strategy, Learning, Training & Development, Organisational Change, People Management, Systems & Software by

Cyberattacks are one of the most talked-about security risks in today’s business world. Many large companies have fallen victim to hackers, who have managed to infiltrate their networks and steal sensitive data. In order to protect your organization from cyberattacks, you need to make sure...

14 Dec

Posted at 15:23h in Featured, HR Strategy, Online Recruitment, Organisational Change, Staffing & Recruitment by

Hiring a skilled team is one of a business's human resources department's most crucial tasks. However, it is never easy because finding the right candidates to join your team is not the work of the moment.  You will have to advertise jobs relentlessly, interview candidates, perform...

30 Aug

Posted at 09:05h in Employee Engagement, Featured, HR Strategy, Leadership Development, Managing, Organisational Change, People Management, Performance Management, Workplace Culture by

One effect of the global pandemic, aside from the deadly COVID-19 virus, was the shift to remote work that many businesses went through. Many businesses quickly transitioned to a wholly remote work environment throughout the pandemic. Due to this and the rise of the gig economy,...

26 Jul

Posted at 09:49h in Employee Engagement, Featured, HR Strategy, Managing, Motivating Employees, Organisational Change, Pay & Benefits, People Management, Performance Management, Workplace Culture by

Employee turnover is constantly increasing by the minute. On average, workers will stay with a company for 4.2 years. However, 20% of turnover happens in the first 45 days of work at a new company, and the turnover is 10 times higher in the first...

03 Mar

Posted at 11:11h in Featured, HR Strategy, Managing, Organisational Change, People Management, Performance Management, Systems & Software, Workplace Culture by

As a business, you need to know when your employees clock in and out of work. This helps you see if people are attending work on time or not. Problems occur in businesses when employees are constantly late as it eats into your productive hours....