Study: Women are more worried about a return to the office Men do less work from home than women. In contrast, women are more nervous about returning to the office due to the threat of COVID-19.
Four inspiring ways to approach performance evaluation in unprecedented times At many companies, the middle of the year is the period for conducting…
The new era also brings new threats to employers The teleworking of employees increases company risks, such as fraud or…
Study: When will people start preparing for the "new normal"? In the early stages of the coronavirus pandemic, many companies practically…
How to communicate if an employee is positive for COVID-19 In recent months about 10 million people worldwide have tested positive for…
Study: Digital education is on the rise Digital education is growing in popularity. Through remote personal…
Neurological aspects of learning and their use in building an L&D programme (2/2) Many companies are still trying to iron out the kinks in their Learning &…
Neurological aspects of learning and their use in building an L&D programme (1/2) Many companies are still trying to iron out the kinks in their Learning &…
Case Study: Internal Mobility at Schneider Electric Mobility in companies is a hot topic, now attracting even more attention…
Study: Employee engagement has increased during the pandemic According to a recent British study, almost a third of local employers say…
A pandemic redefines jobs The outbreak of the pandemic has forced companies into possibly a most…
Nine tips for recruiting and retaining employees during the crisis Business opportunities continue to appear even in the current challenging…
Coaching helps overcome uncertainty During the current crisis, you yourself might be able quickly to start…
