Talent Management's ROI in K-12 Education

whitePaper | December 5, 2022

The office of 2019 was a bustling place, often seen as a barrier to freedom or even as a prison on sunny, warm days. “I could work so much better if I had fewer distractions,” and “I want the freedom to work from home!” were common refrains.

whitePaper | March 13, 2023

Over the past three years, employers have weathered more storms than the past three decades combined. From a global pandemic to employee burnout and mass resignations. through to intense skills shortages and economic decline. It's little wonder that many have turned inwards to focus on what matters most to their employees, as that's arguably the one thing they can control independently of those external variables.

whitePaper | December 24, 2021

Employees reported high engagement scores in the initial depths of the pandemic. Since then, burnout, realisations about work-life balance and the meaning of roles, and fear of "the old way" are leading people out of the workforce. A two-hour commute? Every day? Sneaking away to doctor's appointments and continuing to work even if you feel unwell? Employees are saying, "No more." Outdated policies have them considering quitting in a way that has never been seen before.

whitePaper | November 10, 2022

The concept of a workplace is considerably different than it was in early 2020. Over the past two years, many work environments have changed from cubicles, offices, and boardrooms to home offices, kitchen tables, and repurposed guest bedrooms. While workspaces for many have changed and adapted since 2020, the one constant across all teams has been the need to continue collaborating, communicating, and working together toward common goals.

whitePaper | August 27, 2022

Organisations are at an important turning point when it comes to employee experience. When the pandemic invoked a sudden shift to remote working or drastic changes to employment structures in 2020, it also laid bare which employers treated their teams well. Whether it was how well managers communicated changes to working patterns, transparency around furlough, or flexibility for employees to juggle home-schooling with deadlines, workers soon discovered whether their employers’ claims to value their workforce stood up to scrutiny.

whitePaper | July 15, 2022

Many organisations keep the same data in a multitude of locations. Employee records, for example, may well exist in your core HR system, your learning management system (LMS), your payroll system, your expenses system, and in your online recruitment system. When an employee joins or leaves your organisation, their data needs to be changed in all five locations – creating extra work for your HR team, and risking data breaches and inaccuracies. HR doesn’t work in isolation, so why should its systems?