People Management Tools Benefitting the Hospitality Industry

Infographic | February 3, 2020

As the workforce evolves, HR roles continue to be some of the most important in business. To understand how HR and small business owners are coping with the challenges of the changing nature of work, we surveyed them, as we do every year, at our HR Virtual Conference, the world’s largest virtual HR conference. From their most pressing concerns to what truly matters most, here are our findings in HR trends for 2020.

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 3, 2019

Talent is higher on the agenda for investors, boards and CEOsIM. 3 Movement toward a unified CTO who interacts with the board. These individuals are most likely to have the weight to support the 37. A CHRO at the board level given their expansive remit and broad expertise.

Infographic | June 7, 2022

Make communication a two-way street. Hold 'Stay Interviews' to learn what makes employees feel connected to your organization. Employees are choosing to live in the now, rather than save for their long-term goals

Infographic | January 20, 2020

To improve HR Business Partner (HRBP) strategic effectiveness, organizations must evolve HRBP competencies and remove organizational barriers. Despite increased investments in HRBPs, THERE has been little progress. Application barrier partnership barrier most teens don't know how to apply only 22% of line leaders actually competencies in their day-to-day role ask HRBPs for strategic insights.

Infographic | August 12, 2021

The rise of remote work has been accompanied by its share of problems. Many of those problems stem from one of four key mistakes made when attempting to manage teams of remote workers. These mistakes, albeit common, can be avoided. If you are responsible for managing a remote team, here are some key areas on which you should focus where workplace breakdowns frequently occur.