When you need a flexible, scalable workforce, introducing contingent workers to the mix is essential. You’ll gain access to highly skilled professionals without needing to permanently bring them onto your payroll, giving you versatility. Plus, it’s a far more cost-effective solution for shorter-term needs, resulting in financial gain.
Communication is often the foundation for business success. While many organizations aim to ensure that information flows freely within their organization, not all companies are as diligent when it comes to their vendors. As a result, these relationships may not be as strong as they could be, increasing the odds of missteps or misunderstandings that can have serious consequences.
Quiet quitting is a relatively new trend within the workforce. It essentially refers to employees doing the bare minimum based on their job description. Essentially, they aim to meet expectations by handling those outlined responsibilities but aren’t going above and beyond in any capacity.
Managing a contingent workforce is often challenging. Fortunately, a way to streamline the process is by implementing a leading vendor management system (VMS).
The final quarter of 2022 is approaching quickly. While this means another tumultuous year will be under everyone’s belt, it’s also a time to prepare for what’s on the horizon. That ensures companies can head into 2023 with confidence, all because they’re seizing opportunities to remain ahead of the curve.
Currently, most companies are experiencing a wide array of hiring woes. Employers are stuck battling fierce competition for the best and brightest when it's a candidate's market. Plus, empowered job seekers know that the ball is in their court and will leverage that to their advantage.
Many company leaders don’t see the value of an open-door policy, and many believe it's far more of a hindrance than a help, causing disruption throughout their day. However, when appropriately implemented, open-door policies can genuinely help companies thrive.
The past few years have been life-altering for nearly everyone. The pandemic was highly disruptive across the board, impacting people’s personal lives, company operations, shopping, and practically every other aspect of daily life. Plus, it affected how people see the big picture, which inspired even more changes.
Work-life balance is a priority for many professionals. The goal is usually to achieve a lifestyle where they feel productive and on target with their careers without being overburdened, all while still having time for personal activities and household obligations.
Gen Z is the newest generation to enter the workforce. Like the generations before them, they have unique expectations regarding their careers and employers. As a result, using techniques that effectively recruit older generations may not resonate with these young professionals.