2022 Employee Experience Trend

whitePaper | December 16, 2019

More often than not, articles and reports about artificial intelligence center on how machines will replace people and take all our jobs. The reality is not so sinister, but technology will continue to change the skills that organizations require to be effective and successful. It’s critical to understand where things intersect to future-proof your organization. The world is more chaotic and complex than ever but learning technology has the potential to mitigate this complexity by augmenting our intelligence and equipping people with the skills they need to adapt and evolve.

whitePaper | May 21, 2022

Now is the time for companies to rethink, rebuild, and transform their performance management processes. After all, a company's practices and policies set the stage for employee experience. One of the core and critical practices - performance management - is often overlooked and not understood as an important element of employee experience and an employee’s decision to stay and grow at a company.

whitePaper | January 17, 2022

That future certainly hasn’t materialized yet, and won’t anytime soon. Even so, artificial intelligence (AI) is far more than just a passing trend, although it is currently largely misunderstood in the recruiting world.

whitePaper | January 17, 2020

A well-designed global mobility programme should incentivise talent to be mobile while minimising unnecessary costs. Understanding the latest practice in benefits provision is key to ensuring your programme is competitive yet cost-effective. This free report uses information from ECA’s products and surveys to look in detail at the costs of core benefits provided in many mobility policies. It provides insight into best practice and how to assess the total cost to the business of the full assignment remuneration package.

whitePaper | December 9, 2019

The human jobs that remain require specialized skillsets, not just warm bodies. And as technical competencies are increasingly automated, what were previously considered soft skills are becoming the hard skills. These are mainly behavioral in context and are often referred to as transversal competencies. That’s according to the Future of Jobs Report 2022, published by the World Economic Forum, which identifies the skills that are increasingly in demand and those that are becoming less important.

whitePaper | December 27, 2021

Recent years have witnessed a rapid expansion of tools that leverage AI to take on human resources tasks such as hiring, training, and employee engagement, and yet also a growing concern about the ethical and organizational risks of such tools.