Post-pandemic

Published September 19, 2024 Job postings for seasonal employment at U.S. employers have begun to appear online and some companies have made large-scale seasonal announcements. Inflation is cooling, as are the labor market and consumer spending, but Retailers appear to

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Published July 11, 2024 Challenger's Regional Director Toni Thomas and Charles Goretsky of Wowledge contributed to the article "Relaunching Your HR Career After a Layoff," which delves into the challenges and unique experiences faced by HR professionals in today's rapidly

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Published March 29, 2024 The number of CEO changes at U.S. companies surged to 248 in February, up 28% from the 194 CEO exits recorded in January. It is a 49% increase from the 167 CEO exits that occurred in

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Published January 19, 2023 The number of CEO changes at U.S. companies rose 5% from the 95 in November to 100 in December. December’s total is down 6% from the 106 CEOs who left their posts in the same month

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Published September 22, 2022 Labor Shortage an Issue for Seasonal Hiring, But Recession Fears May Limit Need As the 2022 holiday season kicks off, seasonal employers are grappling with possibly falling consumer demand for the holidays, as planned rate increases,

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Leadership development and coaching has risen to a top offering in the post-pandemic workplace. Why is it so in demand? What does the highest performing talent want? Increasingly, the best talent demands executive and leadership coaching for professional development, especially

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Another Hurdle to RTO; Another Reason to Resign? Published June 9, 2022 Gun violence erupting this week killed nearly 20 people and left more than 60 others injured just weeks after the deadly attacks in Buffalo, Uvalde, and Tulsa, according

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2022 Tournament Could Cost $16.3B Published March 16, 2022 Engaging Workers With March Madness Worth The $16.3 Billion Price Tag With employment and wages rebounding and companies’ ongoing difficulty hiring and retaining workers, March Madness could be the perfect tool

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Lackluster Summer for Teen Workers Published August 11, 2021 As millions of teens contemplate returning to school this month, 451,000 picked up jobs in July, the lowest July total since 2018 when 307,000 teen jobs were added. Nearly 1.3 million

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CEO Turnover Jumps 22% in July Are CEO Skillsets in Hot Demand During a Talent Shortage? PUBLISHED August 12, 2021 As job openings hit a record high in June, according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics Job Openings and Labor

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Productivity went up in 2020 By Craig Harris USA TODAY Full Article Here Many company executives, in a shift from early this spring, say they want their employees — largely sent home to work during the pandemic — to return to their

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A Labor Shortage with 8 Million Unemployed Published June 17, 2021 Quits And Job Openings At Record Highs: What Is Happening In The Labor Market? Recent labor data point to an increasingly tightening job market, with reports of workers quitting

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