Workforce of the future

whitePaper | June 7, 2022

Employers are looking for ways to focus on productivity during times of uncertainty. They cannot successfully maximize the potential of their business without tending to the emotional needs of their talent. They are learning lessons as they confront the many challenges associated with the COVID-19 pandemic. Most importantly, they are hungry to understand how to help employees cope, feel some sense of security, and embrace change.

whitePaper | November 30, 2022

“One size fits all” doesn’t always work when offering employees HR services. Employee needs and desires vary widely from employee to employee due to a number of factors such as age, ethnicity, socioeconomic background among others. What retains one employee may not have the same effect on another.

whitePaper | April 23, 2022

All HR documents for employees centrally in one place - this is possible thanks to digital HR document filing systems. With their help, HR staff can make documents such as pay slips, payroll tax and employer statements available digitally to the company‘s employees in real time.

whitePaper | July 24, 2023

The shift to online shopping continues, with customers indicating a preference for online even as physical stores reopen. While ecommerce growth slowed in 2022 (it was 7.7%), U.S. ecommerce sales reached $1.03 trillion (meaning they passed $1 trillion for the first time ever). Brick-and-mortar stores are struggling, and staffing and supply chain issues don’t improve the situation.

whitePaper | April 15, 2022

The 2022 Career Optimism Index was created to determine the impact of another challenging year on Americans' career perceptions and to gauge their level of optimism in their own careers. The Index was expanded to explore new topics related to job and career shifting and needs for reskilling and upskilling (Edelman, 2022). The Index provides a current snapshot of career optimism in the United States and the 20 largest metropolitan areas; the 20-minute online survey was distributed to the following: 5,000 United States (U.S.) nationally representative adults, age 18+ who either currently work or wish to be working. 500 U.S. employers who are influencers or play a critical role in hiring and workplace decisions within a range of departments, company sizes, and industries.

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.