A Best Practices Guide for Comprehensive Employee Awareness Programs

whitePaper | December 5, 2019

Achieving these goals have wide-ranging, positive implications for human resources and the business. The proof is in the statistics. Research has shown HR data leaders are 8x more likely to be confident in generating meaningful insights from their data than those professionals who do not currently possess data analysis skills. When it comes to human capital, it’s all about turning analysis into predictive insight. More than 73% of HR decision makers say talent agility, for instance, is a priority for their organizations, but only 30% have actually made progress in this area.

whitePaper | June 4, 2022

The health crisis and the transformations taking place within companies have given us a glimpse of a new model of work organisation, described as hybrid, a combination of working at the office and working remotely. This model is said to serve several purposes. For employees, it allows them to choose where they work and thus retain the flexibility experienced during this unprecedented period of forced teleworking. For employers, it means continuing and optimising the process of digitalisation that was accelerated by the crisis, transforming leadership models by focusing more on autonomy and trust, but also reducing costs linked to property by reducing the physical space required.

whitePaper | February 20, 2020

When you implement a new employee health benefit, you want to make sure employees engage with it. That’s why the launch is so important: it’s a crucial moment to educate and excite your workforce about the strategy and all that it offers. So, we’ve set out some advice to help you design the most effective launch for your new strategy.

whitePaper | January 1, 2020

In the United States especially, diversity has always been with us, influencing how we understand and negotiate our families, our neighborhoods, our communities, and our workplaces. That legacy shows no signs of slowing over the next few generations. If anything, diversity in the United States is on the rise. Statisticians point out that, over time, we will grow older, less white, and more educated. That statistical arc may be long, but our lived experience—in the workplace, at the supermarket, and even in our own families—confirms that who we are and who we will be is shifting—and fast.

whitePaper | May 21, 2020

Many organizations treat harassment and discrimination (H&D) as completely separate from their diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) efforts. They silo their efforts operationally and philosophically. The programs are funded by separate budgets, separate teams run separate trainings, and each training isn’t evaluated on how well it aligns with and supports the work of the other. Harassment and discrimination prevention is often viewed as a compliance or legal risk mitigation activity, while DEI is often seen as a recruiting differentiator, a driver of workplace culture, or a marketing and PR tactic.

whitePaper | January 17, 2023

Monitoring employees is one way to ensure a productive and secure workflow within an organization. However, not all employees like being watched. Some even challenge the ethics and legality of workplace surveillance.