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RecruitLoop
MARCH 7, 2019
Allowing your staff to work remotely can return big dividends for employers as well as employees. Our friends at Unify Square have created an awesome infographic offering several reasons why. Check it out!
Forbes Human Resources Council
OCTOBER 30, 2020
As more businesses consider offering remote-friendly or remote-first policies beyond 2020, they must first address how they'll mitigate employee burnout moving forward.
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ClearCompany Recruiting
FEBRUARY 9, 2021
Many organizations have been forced to make quick decisions or adjust their usual processes to stay afloat. With many organizations adopting a remote work format, finding a balance between a traditional and a digital onboarding process will be essential in creating a positive and productive employee experience.
Recruiter
JUNE 19, 2020
While this unique situation made for a quick and sometimes uneven transition, remote work is far from a new concept. As a result of the COVID-19 outbreak, more people are working from home than ever before. It had long been gaining steam before the pandemic, increasing by 159 percent between 2005 and 2017.
Speaker: Karen Lim, Alliance Academy
Join Karen Lim International Human Resource Consultant, and learn to thrive in a remote-first mindset In this webinar, you will learn: 6-steps practical approach to identify how your organization can support and attract remote a remote workforce. Tuesday February 23rd, 2021 at 11AM PST, 2PM EST, 7PM GMT
Viaduct
MAY 1, 2024
While established companies are more likely to have existing office space for employees to utilize, new and emerging organizations may not. 35 percent of businesses that launched in 2023 opted for a fully remote model—up from 22 percent in 2022 and 16 percent in 2021. Related: Is your startup positioned to win top talent in 2024?
Talview
APRIL 8, 2024
Remote workforce training has become increasingly prevalent in today's digital age, with organizations embracing the flexibility and accessibility it offers. However, ensuring the integrity & security of remote exams poses a significant challenge. This is where proctoring software plays a crucial role.
Speaker: Sacha Connor, Founder & CEO of Virtual Work Insider, Rachel Bycer, Learning and Organizational Development Partner at Dropbox, & Maddie Kahn, Talent Management and DEI Partner at Eventbrite
While the more “traditional” organizations are pushing for a full return to the office, it’s clear that the majority of people-first organizations will adopt a hybrid or 100% remote environment, giving their employees choice and flexibility to work in the way that’s best for them. The post-pandemic world has businesses divided.
Speaker: Gustavo Razzetti, Founder & CEO, Liberationist
We are living in uncertain times - the COVID-19 pandemic has led to confusion and isolation for our global workforce as companies have had to turn completely to remote working. We may return to office working, but our approach to remote working will have changed. However, we are never going to return to normal.
Speaker: Abby Guthkelch, Global Head of Executive Engagement at Meta
Remote working has been put in the spotlight by the global pandemic, becoming a new norm for huge swaths of the global working population. But establishing a successful remote-first company culture involves far more than just letting people work from home. The number one ingredient needed in successful remote working teams is trust.
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Speaker: Candace Giesbrecht - Director of the Remote Performance Academy at Teamit
The mass transition to remote work in March 2020 upended long-held norms surrounding where work can be done. Many organizations are realizing that successful flexibility extends beyond the ability to work remotely. Many organizations are realizing that successful flexibility extends beyond the ability to work remotely.
Speaker: Daria Friedman, Principal Analyst, Talent Acquisition and Engagement practices at Brandon Hall Group
However, what happens when the new hires work remotely, either at a global location or home office, or the employee works on a different schedule? Can an organization engage and train new hires during onboarding, regardless of location and circumstance? Best practices for engaging, assimilating new hires. August 2, 2018 12.30
Speaker: David Secunda, Co-Founder and CEO of WorkBright
If you’re not sure what exactly this means for your organization or are struggling to physically review I-9 documents with remote employees, join WorkBright for a 60 minute deep-dive and Q&A on the end of I-9 virtual review.
Speaker: Ben Eubanks, Chief Research Officer, Lighthouse Research and Advisory
HR and recruiting professionals must learn to sustain the strategies they've honed remotely, and adapt them appropriately. Join Ben Eubanks, HR Analyst of Lighthouse Research and Advisory, as he reveals fresh studies on virtual recruiting and shares his insight on the data.
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