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Employee Retention: 5 Myths About Flexible Work

Employee Retention: 5 Myths About Flexible Work

When it comes to flexibility, executives are often worried that they’ll open Pandora’s box and set a dangerous precedent if they allow some employees to work flexibly. They worry that if they let a few employees work from home, then the office will always be empty and...

Sales of US Manufactured Goods Take Flight in August

Sales of US Manufactured Goods Take Flight in August

A surge in civilian aircraft purchases sparked a surprise jump in sales of big-ticket manufactured U.S. goods in August, according to government data released Monday. Durable goods orders rose 1.8% compared to July, to $263.5 billion, taking flight on a nearly 78%...

Where Is the Vision For Tomorrow’s Leaders?

Where Is the Vision For Tomorrow’s Leaders?

If asked, “What’s today’s biggest threat to industry, even to society?” it would seem perfectly natural, eighteen months into the pandemic, to respond, “COVID, of course, and particularly the Delta variant.” But I believe the biggest peril we face is losing the...

Employee Retention: 5 Myths About Flexible Work

Employee Retention: 5 Myths About Flexible Work

5 Myths About Flexible Work When it comes to flexibility, executives are often worried that they’ll open Pandora’s box and set a dangerous precedent if they allow some employees to work flexibly. They worry that if they let a few employees work from home, then the...

The Dreaded Recruiter Fee

The Dreaded Recruiter Fee

Joe Contractor was feeling good about himself six months ago. He waslooking to hire a Project Executive to lead the companies’ Health CareMarket Sector, and wasn’t having any luck with the job boards, or his ownpersonal networks. Therefore, Joe decided that he would...