Boomerang employees

Infographic | April 1, 2022

Companies spend an average of $3,000 to onboard a new hire. Only 37% of companies ensure their onboarding programs run for more than a month.

Infographic | February 25, 2022

Women earn 82% of what men earn for the same work (Bureau of Labor Statistics) 42% of women have reported facing workplace gender discrimination (Pew Research Survey). Men are twice more likely to be hired than women (PNAS)

Infographic | August 11, 2021

Susan Strayer describes HR as “the glue that holds people and an organization together”. It is so common to be overwhelmed by the number of Excel related tasks you need to do on a daily basis e.g. employee attendance tracking, data analysis, and key performance indicator. So to help you in your work, I've put together a bunch of useful Excel functions, HR use cases, and a downloadable Excel spreadsheet of the examples mentioned.

Infographic | January 28, 2020

Empathy is the ability to understand the feelings and vulnerabilities of those around you. Having team members help and build each other up is a key attribute to building a strong and supportive team. As your business starts to expand and more team members onboard, exercising empathy is crucial. Whether you are focusing your efforts on building a better work environment this 2020, or you want to grow your client list, empathy is a great way to show your support for your team day-to-day.

Infographic | December 1, 2021

The pandemic has forced organizations to revisit their recruitment strategy and consider new ways to approach age old recruitment challenges. So, what are the most common challenges recruiters face today and how to tackle them? Here’s how

Infographic | February 26, 2020

Discrimination may not be immediately obvious. Here are five lesser-known forms of bias in the workplace unconscious or not and what HR and People teams can do to tackle them. 60% of US employees over 45 reported being victims of age discrimination at work in 2018. 90% of US employees over 45 said age discrimination was 'commonplace' at their work.