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How to Welcome Back Former Employees | SHRM
As the future of work continues to evolve, there is a rising trend of “boomerang employees,” individuals who leave a company and later return. Sandra Moran, Chief Marketing & Customer Experience Officer at WorkForce Software, provides many valuable insights in this article regarding the benefits of rehiring former employees.
Is Your Workforce Technology Fit for The Future? | Intelligent CXO
Labour shortages, changing employee demographics, inflation, supply chain risks and the pace of regulatory change have put increased pressure on organisations in recent years – causing workforce management systems to collect dust under the list of organisational priorities.
Are Parents Being Pushed Out of Shift Work? | Working Dads
Mike Morini, CEO at WorkForce Software, shares his insights with Working Dads readers about the challenges of offering work/life balance to the deskless workforce – which make up more than 80% of the workforce.
3 Ways A Positive Employee Experience Can Overcome Work Slumps | Forbes
With productivity levels projected to disappoint in 2023, bucking the trend will require intentional action. Mike Morini, CEO at WorkForce Software, speaks with Forbes about three areas companies can focus on to help boost employee morale and improve their experience at work.
Amazon Issues Warning to Employees to Return to Office | HR Review
Amazon is the latest global employer to start encouraging its workforce to return to office and abandon it’s previous work from home policies. Leslie Tarnacki, CHRO of WorkForce Software, talks with HR Review about why offering flexibility is the key to retaining valuable employees and winning the war on talent.
Amazon Joins Google in Demanding More Office Attendance | Personnel Today
Amazon is the latest global employer to start encouraging its workforce to return to the office and abandon its previous work from home policies. Leslie Tarnacki, CHRO at WorkForce Software, shares why offering flexibility is the key to retaining valuable employees and winning the war on talent.
Tackling the Manufacturing Skills Gap Through Human-Centric Employee Experience (EX) | EM360
If the shortage of skilled workers is keeping you up at night, you’re not alone. While building and maintaining a skilled workforce has long been a challenge for the UK’s manufacturing sector, the issue has only been intensified by digitalization and Brexit; and more recently, by issues such as wage inflation. Mike Morini, CEO of WorkForce Software, answers this challenge by sharing the processes and technologies that will attract and retain the workers needed for success in any economic environment.
On-The-Go but In-The-Know: How to Keep Your Frontline Deskless Workers Engaged? | HR.com Human Experience Excellence
Deskless workers often lack the tools needed for efficient communications. This article by Dr Angelina Sun, from WorkForce Software, delves into the unique challenges and actionable insights to bridge the engagement gap and enhance the employee experience for these unsung heroes.
Tackling The Manufacturing Skills Gap Through Human-Centric Employee Experience (EX) | Process & Control
While building and maintaining a skilled workforce has long been a challenge for the UK’s manufacturing sector, the issue has only been intensified by digitalisation and Brexit; and more recently, by issues such as wage inflation.
America Is Getting Older – How Will an Aging Population Impact Employers? | SHRM
Data shows that the median age in the U.S. is rising and population growth is slowing – both of which could have business implications. Leslie Tarnacki, CHRO at WorkForce Software, sits down with SHRM to talk about the future of the workforce.
Leveraging EX Tech To Protect Frontline Retail Staff from Burnout and Fatigue | HR Director
The summer season is officially here and for many that means a chance to slow down and take a break from the pressures of work. However, for frontline retail staff, the seasonal shopping surge is often one of the busiest and most stressful periods of the year, leaving many workers feeling overworked, underappreciated, and burned out.