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Janeen Speer highlights that Benevity’s Talent Retention Study shows a 52% lower turnover among new employees involved in purpose programs, making it essential for HR leaders to integrate purpose into recruitment.
According to the findings, only 56% of fully remote employees received a pay hike this year, compared to 59% of mostly on-site workers and 64% of hybrid employees.
This shift comes as new research reveals that Australian employees are among the global leaders in maintaining remote work privileges, highlighting a growing divide in workplace practices between major international corporations and Australian work culture.
Rising living costs, especially for healthcare and long-term care, drive retirement anxiety. Employees worry that increasing medical expenses and inflation will deplete their retirement savings.
Employees who used cannabis three to five days per month had the highest rate of missed days due to illness or injury, averaging 1.68 days. Importantly, cannabis use from over a month ago had no impact on current absenteeism.
The survey reveals that a major contributor to this imposter syndrome is the lack of proper training. An overwhelming 44% of respondents expressed that they haven’t received the necessary training to perform their roles effectively.
Mass workplace resignations have become an increasingly common challenge for businesses. Whether driven by better opportunities, dissatisfaction, or external factors like a pandemic, the sudden loss of multiple employees can disrupt operations and morale