How to keep your people motivated during COVID-19

Attend this session to learn about the real cost of payroll errors and how you can avoid them. Employees don’t just work to get paid — they work to get paid correctly. Despite this, Ernst & Young (EY) reports 1 in 5 payrolls contain errors. Each error costs a business $291 on average.

Let’s get your strategy down to one page. Yes, one page. Creating a strategy used to be an arduous and lengthy process that lasted months and resulted in a document that was hundreds of pages. It was WORN -- Written Once, but Read Never. Developing a strategy is easier today, with 15 pages replacing hundreds, but even that is 14 too many. So, how can you get your strategy down to a single page? This complimentary webinar explores how strategic storytelling is used to engage and inspire your business stakeholders, encouraging them to invest more in business capabilities enabled by technology. Discussion Topics: Become familiar with the 5 types of strategic stories and learn how storytelling is more effective than traditional approaches to strategy See how a 1-page strategy easily translates to a 1-page strategic plan Design a board presentation with maximum impact using the 1-page strategy and 1-page strategic plan

It takes an average of 42 days to fill an open position. In many cases, it takes A LOT longer. But, once they’re hired, how long does it take for a new employee to become productive? Weeks? Months? Years? In a world rife with disruption, organizations can rarely afford to add risk to their business by waiting that long. To stay agile, your workforce development strategy must evolve so you can build the talent of tomorrow by reskilling the employees of today.

Trust. Feedback. Growth. Improvement. Alignment. Companies that want their performance reviews to support these objectives will fail if they’re still hewing to annual performance reviews. It’s not just employees being reviewed having trouble; it’s executives doing the reviews, too. A Wakefield Research study of executives and office professionals, commissioned by Reflektive, discovered a startling fact: Nearly 60% of executives delay and postpone performance reviews due to a lack of time to prepare. That leaves employees hanging in the balance — waiting, wondering, and losing faith.