As organisations navigate the complexities of an interconnected economy, implementing retention strategies will be critical to achieving sustained success.
While wellbeing support has been given a significant boost, some of the biggest workplace issues could still be eased by directing that support in the right ways.
Some of the biggest challenges facing employers right now include retention of top talent, meeting salary expectations and providing a good work-life balance.
Competition for talent is the number one priority for employers. Organisations must find ways to attract and engage without losing the benefits of a flexible culture.
Employee retention is the greatest priority for HR leaders over the next 12 months, with employee wellbeing and recruitment ranking in second and third place respectively.
Mass layoffs can be traumatic even for employees who avoid them. That’s why it’s vital for employers to ensure that their staff continue to see support and valued in their work.