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A new report in Workforce Management sketches out the Dec. 11, 2008, arrest of Bernard Madoff, a Wall Street trader and former Nasdaq chair, who allegedly ran a $50 billion Ponzi scheme.
Although few pension plans had money invested with Madoff, the scandal means employers need to adopt a “healthy skepticism” about their retirement plan investments, Workforce reports. Read their advice from experts here.
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An employee training expert explains what's missing from organizations' training structures and why it may cost them in the long run.
Forcing all your workers back into the office full time not only makes everyone's life harder and damages company morale, but it will also make it harder for you to do the right thing on the environment.
Advise them to review and adjust their budget and consider getting a side hustle, a study suggests.
I know that the budget ax has been swinging furiously all year to help companies survive the recession you may have had to duck out of its path yourself at some point. And with near-record joblessness still hurting the economy, you may be tempted to let the ax swing and chop wherever it will, so long as it's not in your direction. I understand and can relate to that mentality.
As goes the economy, so goes employee engagement it seems, which is not good news for employers. Survey results from Quantum Workplace show 66% of employers saw decreases in employee engagement between 2007 and 2008.