We are operating in a business environment that is demanding more from our leaders than ever before. Executives need to be able to innovate, influence and pivot at an unprecedented rate all the while managing more significant risks, regulations and technological change.
We are reaching a critical turning point in the workforce. Baby Boomers – the 5.5 million Australians born between 1946 and 1965 – are at or approaching retirement age. And the question on many employers’ lips is "How do I successfully transition my ageing workforce into retirement?"
Holograms have long been the stuff of science fiction, but they’re fast becoming a viable tool for time-poor CEOs to connect with far-flung staff.
During the restructuring process, there are five R's of change you need to manage effectively to maintain productivity, performance, and profitability in your organisation - resistance, redundancy, redeployment, re-engagement and retention. Here's how to set your organisation up for success through change.
With the push towards greater efficiency and a drive towards better-utilising technology within the HR industry, many companies are beginning to consider taking the ‘human’ element out of human resources, particularly when it comes to hard conversations like involuntary redundancy and the ongoing support that follows through career transition.
During change and restructure it’s not unusual for trust to be broken between staff, the management team and even your customers. But how do you start to win it back to protect your employment brand and reputation?