Are you ready for the recruitment recovery in 2026?
With the tariff crisis, the job market has done a complete about-face, leading companies to be very cautious when it…
Talking Shop: A Little, a Lot… or not at all?
At work, there are generally three types of professionals: passionate ones who would spend their time talking about work during breaks, at lunchtime, even at home; those who prefer to talk about anything BUT work; and in between, moderates who know how to measure and adapt to situations. We wanted to understand the perspectives of each group.
Does publishing too much on LinkedIn hurt your performance?
Should you publish daily on LinkedIn or stick to just a few scattered posts to avoid saturating your audience? To provide some answers, social media management software publisher Buffer analyzed over 2 million posts from 94,000 LinkedIn accounts. Here are the four key takeaways.
“Boomerang Employees”: The virtues of employees who return to the fold
In a recent study, payroll management company ADP showed that hiring “boomerang employees” (those who left and then returned to…
Training of the Day : Total Compensation – Keys to Enhancing Talent Attraction and Retention
Participants will also gain access to practical examples and tools to craft their communication strategies and key messages throughout the employee experience lifecycle.
Does posting too much on LinkedIn hurt your performance?
Should you post every day on LinkedIn or just settle for a few scattered posts to avoid saturating your audience? Buffer software analyzed more than 2 million posts from 94,000 LinkedIn accounts to find out. Here are the four main takeaways.
More moderate salary increases in 2026
What are the best practices and strategies regarding compensation? Some answers with the traditional annual survey on salary forecasts from specialized firm Gallagher, based on responses from more than 500 organizations across the country.
With AI, the battle for online search is just beginning
The digital industry that revolves around online search has not experienced profound upheavals since the advent and dominance of Google. A stability called into question with the rise of generative AI?