Reddit was established in 2005 to provide a forum for social discussion. It is one of the most popular sites worldwide, with 20 million daily visits. Their site has approximately 430 million visitors and mainly individuals in the early stages of their careers.
It’s called “antiwork” and is getting a lot of attention. It’s called “antiwork”. After paying close attention for several weeks, I don’t think the discussion is against work. Or working in an awful organization. Could you take a minute to look at it? Check out the employee stories about how they are treated.
However, not all organizations treat employees with the same disrespect as the ones in the antiwork subreddit. It does raise the question for employers: “What’s our employee experience like?” “How would employees describe their experience?”
Employee experience is not a one-size fits all strategy. It must be monitored and maintained regularly. This is a great time to review the employee experience in your company and make adjustments. These are some resources that may help.
How Organizations can Create an Intentional Culture
The past two years have been difficult for many. Organizations are keen to focus on economic recovery. Let’s not forget that economic recovery does not necessarily refer to “back to pre-pandemic times”. Organizations and employees learned better ways of working during the pandemic. These insights should be integrated into the business.
Organizations might be interested in the process of redefining their organizational values and behaviours, then using them to create an intentional environment.
3 Areas to Include In an HR Compliance Self-Audit
An audit can be useful to assess your compliance as we start the new year because labour law posters and other compliance activities don’t have a fixed schedule. It’s not like “every January, labor law posters change”.
2022 will be a busy year. I see many organizations looking to get the year started focused and ready. This applies to the HR department. HR must be aware of compliance issues to focus its efforts on training and recruiting employees.
Human Experience Management #HXM 4 Essential Culture Components
Employees are seeking authentic, human work experiences more than ever. Employees want to feel that their organization sees them as such. It’s not to say that employees don’t want to work hard – I know they do. They expect to be treated like human beings first.
HMX means exactly what it sounds like. It’s about treating people as individuals and not employees. What does this mean? What are the essential components of a positive human experience? HMX doesn’t mean different programs. HMX is about integrating all components into the overall organization’s activities.
Building a new employee benefits plan after a merger
Businesses can make exciting decisions when they merge or acquire. M&As may open up new opportunities for products and services. They can create innovation and disrupt industries.
M&As can be difficult and pose many challenges. The biggest challenge is merging talent management strategies such as employee benefits. There are many decisions to make, and not everyone is happy. Employees will respect decisions made in line with company values and transparently explain how they were made.
While the employee lifecycle has not changed, the employee experience must
The business world changes constantly, and the employee experience must adapt accordingly. I am not referring to the various phases of employee lifecycles: onboarding, hiring, onboarding and retention. These don’t change.
The organization’s approach towards these phases of the lifecycle should change. This is what is essential to the employee experience. The organization should ask itself, “What are our candidate experiences?” and “How will we conduct onboarding?” These experiences can and should evolve as employees’ needs and wants change.
Employees and Employers are responsible for the retention
Employers should be concerned about employee retention. They should also put in place strategies to keep employees. However, employees are still responsible for their retention.
If employees don’t know what motivates them to stay with the company, they won’t be able to create retention strategies. Employees must give honest feedback to the company. Organizations can create a strategy to retain and engage employees based on employee feedback.
Employee expectations about work have changed over the last few years. Organizations must provide an employee experience consistent with current expectations if they want to retain their employees. Employee feedback should be sought and incorporated into the design of the experience.