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How Work Culture Has Changed Over the Years

JazzHR

If an office worker from 2008 were to suddenly find themselves in an office in 2018, they would experience very different environment. In 2008, the iPhone was only a year old! Let’s take a look at how work culture has changed over the years. But that’s the only way work culture has changed for the better.

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Five Ways to Utilize Contingent Labor During an Economic Downturn

Acara Solutions

However, this recession is expected to differ from the ones experienced in 2001 and 2008 in that it could be quieter, slower, and longer, making flexibility in talent strategy even more critical. In 2008, many companies were forced to make difficult decisions about their workforce to reduce costs and maintain profitability.

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Small Businesses Attracting Talent with Better Benefits, Study Says

Recruiting Daily Advisor

Larger organizations have already been using the lure of better benefits to attract candidates. A new study shows that small businesses are joining the fray of the talent war by rolling out the best benefits they can muster. Creating a Culture of Well-Being. Benefits Boost Employees’ Financial Security.

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Today’s Talent Mindset: What’s Changed & What’s Changing 

Recruiting Daily

This is not 2008. An emphasis on values, culture, team, and opportunity are all strong openers. Competitive compensation and benefits, flexible work environments, and an open, transparent hiring process will also help. Sadly, I do not own a crystal ball, nor do I pretend to possess some seer ability. Don’t panic.

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Building Your Company's Culture

Recruiting Blogs

Culture comes from the top. In fact, when we heard the term "Chief Culture Officers" we immediately thought how apt this was to describe anyone in a leadership position within a company. I have been a self-employed business owner since 2008. I also write regularly for a variety of publications on leadership and culture.

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The Future of [Good] Work: Supporting Small Business and creating the world we want to live in

Homebase

When we conduct regular surveys of hourly employees in small businesses, the benefits they cite look remarkably like the research around good jobs. But we have a lot more ahead, including eliminating more headaches and enabling more benefits. Applicant personality, organizational culture, and organization attraction.

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Managing Remote Workers: 4 Tips For Success

NPA Worldwide

Since 2008, Headcount has helped staffing firms across all 50 states mitigate liability, reduce costs, and maintain full hiring compliance. Focus on learning from failures and fostering a culture of growth. Here are some testimonials. Trust your team’s productivity when they communicate effectively and meet deadlines.