According to a new study, 48% of African-American workers (down from 62% in 2003) and 41% of Hispanic workers (down from 60% in 2003) say they have saved … Read more
Goodbye, Imperial CEO
Boardroom verbal brawls are one major factor for increased CEO turnover at the world’s largest companies, with power struggles getting worse. The … Read more
Hospital Administrators Challenged
Hospital administrators are a busy bunch, and they’re the first to agree that our country is suffering from a severe shortage of healthcare staffing … Read more
Happy (Working) Mother’s Day?
Corporate America, take note: The good news is that 88% of U.S. workers say they admire working moms’ abilities to “do it all” when it … Read more
Deloitte Survey: U.S. CEOs Limiting Global Growth
Despite a deep awareness of the need to find and retain skilled workers from any domestic or international location possible, many corporate leaders are … Read more
Changing Retirement Reality
Despite the warnings of the retiring boomer workforce, the 17th annual Retirement Confidence Survey indicates that 24% of workers intend to retire at age … Read more
SHRM Study: Globalization Spurs Social Responsibility
Corporate social responsibility is one result of corporations going global, with about 80% of the businesses surveyed in seven countries developing some … Read more
Power Industry’s Hunt for Skilled Employees
Imagine what’d be on your mind if you were attending the May 1-3 conference of the power industry in Chicago. Attendees at the Electric Power annual … Read more
Benefit Satisfaction Higher in ‘Best Practices’ Companies
Take pity on the Gen-X hourly worker. This group is part of the generation that works to live, but guess what? They also are more likely to think your … Read more
Power to the Job Seeker
Now might be the best time to turn to your marketing colleagues for help. That is, now might be the time for recruiters to shift their priorities in order … Read more