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3 Key Ways Learning Benefits the Business

Linkedin Talent Blog

According to LinkedIn’s 2024 Workplace Learning Report , companies with a strong learning culture have a 7% higher rate of promotions to management, 23% higher internal mobility rate, and 57% higher retention rate than those where learning is less robust. They can also point to other benefits, as well. And the No. But that’s changing.

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Why Corporate Transparency is a Win-Win for Business, Consumers, Top Talent

Visier - Talent Acquisition

In response, people are deciding to support companies whose values most closely resemble their own, specifically in regards to diversity and sustainability. On top of resignations, thousands more workers were or are still on strike from work, demanding increased pay, better benefits, and increased labor protections. The bottom line.

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Diversity in the workplace: Why it matters and how to increase inclusion

JobAdder

Diversity, equity and inclusion must form the foundations of any business today. While many companies talk about valuing diversity, some are still struggling to make that dream a reality. For recruiters and HR departments, a key priority should be figuring out how to promote equality, diversity and inclusion in the workplace.

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Millennials in the workplace: How to manage and engage them

Workable

For example, according to research published in Harvard Business Review (HBR) , millennials, GenXers and Baby Boomers all want to “make a positive impact in their organization”, “help solve social/ environmental challenges” and “work with a diverse group of people” in equal measure. Benefits are a little harder to get.

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How to Manage A Multigenerational Workforce?

CuteHR

Even though we hear a lot about diversity and inclusion in the workplace, no element highlights disparities more than age. workforce in 2013 , but that figure will decline in the coming years. Having a diverse range of ages on your team brings value to the organization. Transferred knowledge and retention.

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Millennials in the workplace: How to manage and engage them

Workable

For example, according to research published in Harvard Business Review (HBR) , millennials, GenXers and Baby Boomers all want to “make a positive impact in their organization”, “help solve social/ environmental challenges” and “work with a diverse group of people” in equal measure. Benefits are a little harder to get.

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Neurodiversity In the Workplace: 5 Ways to Foster It

PowerToFly

Yet, few companies consider learning and thinking differences when building out their diversity, equity, inclusion, and belonging programs, or when formulating strategies for hiring and retaining diverse talent. The benefits of neurodiversity at work, like the benefits of biological diversity to the planet, are significant.