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UKG Workforce Institute
Servant Leadership Lessons and Growth: Observations from a CHRO
Alex Smith, CHRO of The City of Memphis, makes her first contribution for The Workforce Institute in a two-part series on servant leadership.
UKG Workforce Institute
Making a Global Impact with ESG Programs: UKG Workforce Institute Weigh-In
No longer a “nice to have,” environmental, social, and governance (ESG) programs have become a business imperative for organizations worldwide. When done right, there can be myriad benefits for the planet, as well as the company, its people, and its customers. This month, members of The Workforce Institute advisory board give their perspectives on how organizations can make a positive impact through ESG.
Life-Work Trends
The Value of Data Storytelling in the Workplace
Data storytelling is the bridge that connects metrics with people. Here, we make the case for data storytelling through the lens of ESG.
HR
Should ESG Programs be Recession Proof?
Here are three reasons why maintaining focus on environmental, social, and governance (ESG) priorities during tough economic times makes good business and people sense.
Life-Work Trends
What is Shared Value at Work?
Purpose has become integral to corporate culture. When done right, creating shared value (CSV) at an organization can improve both society and a company’s bottom line.
Life-Work Trends
3 HR Megatrends That Will Impact Organizations in 2023
UKG identifies three HR megatrends that will impact organizations in 2023 and how organizations can respond.
Life-Work Trends
What is Corporate Storytelling and Why It Matters
Research shows that leaders who embrace storytelling in business will achieve greater success for their organization—and their people.
HR
ICYMI: HR News You Can Use—Mental Health, Mortgage Rates, and More
Check out this month’s top industry takeaways and what they mean for employers.
HR
Doing Right: How ESG and HR Can Lead the Way
As ESG takes center stage, HR pros should consider how these initiatives benefit the workplace and their people.