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28 Sep

Women in Manufacturing: Bridging the Labor Gap

By the Attivo Group Skilled labor shortages are a big pain point for manufacturers. Without the right people to get the work done, manufacturers...

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22 Sep

Thinking Outside the Box with Flex Schedules

Thinking Outside the Box with Flex Schedules By Jennifer Parris When you think of flexible work, certain industries and specific jobs automatically come to mind....

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18 Sep

6 Critical Skills for Tomorrow’s Workplace

6 Critical Skills for Tomorrow’s Workplace By Ira S Wolfe In the not-so-distant past, humans were mere cogs in a production wheel. All an employer...

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04 Sep

Technology Is Changing the Manufacturing Workforce

By Rob Spiegel

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09 Aug

Parents’ Biggest Workplace Concerns Might Not Be What You Expect

By Kim Peters

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02 Jul

The Great Leader Manager

By Blake Stevens

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07 Jun

4 Things Employers Need to Know About Labor Force Participation

By Tara Sinclair Labor participation rates are at historic lows. What does that mean for employers? Indeed Chief Economist Tara M. Sinclair explains.

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05 May

The Service of Feedback

By Blake Stevens, director of people and culture at The Ōnin Group

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29 Apr

Engaging Your Part-time and Hourly Employees

Employee engagement is tricky, even for full-time employees immersed in your company culture. For hourly and part-time employees, true engagement is even more difficult to accomplish. In many cases, your hourly or part-time employees are working in lower-paying roles with limited flexibility, no benefits and a clock-in/clock-out mentality.

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