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Five Surmountable Challenges Faced by Today’s Deskless Workforce | HR Director

Five Surmountable Challenges Faced by Today’s Deskless Workforce | HR Director

Sandra Moran, Chief Marketing & Customer Experience Officer (CMCXO) at WorkForce Software, shares with HR Director the importance of today’s deskless workers, reminding readers of the important roles these workers have in today’s post pandemic world and how they are they are the future of work and essential to business success in 2023.

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Layoffs are Coming: Here’s What to Do if They Hit Your Workplace | Money

Layoffs are Coming: Here’s What to Do if They Hit Your Workplace | Money

The looming fear of a recession and layoffs at high-profile companies like Twitter and Amazon have left many workers wondering if they could be next. Leslie Tarnacki, Chief Human Resources Officer at WorkForce Software, speaks with Money about how employees can prepare themselves in today’s workplace if layoffs are happening at their business.

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Economic Uncertainty Clouds Plans For The Future Of Work | Forbes

Economic Uncertainty Clouds Plans For The Future Of Work | Forbes

Now that economic uncertainty has followed the pandemic, what lies in the months ahead? Mike Morini, CEO at WorkForce Software, sits down with Forbes to discuss the future of work and how modern workforce management technology can provide an essential bridge and for both employers and their vital workforces.

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More Deskless Workers Consider Leaving, Many Citing Emotional Issues | HR Dive

More Deskless Workers Consider Leaving, Many Citing Emotional Issues | HR Dive

In 2021, a WorkForce Software survey of deskless employees and managers found that 81% of managers said they felt their organizations had adjusted their scheduling policies sufficiently to deal with COVID-19, compared to 64% of deskless workers. HR Dive addresses why more deskless workers are still considering moving on from their current jobs.

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