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UKG Workforce Institute
3 Can’t-Miss Sessions at the UKG HR & Payroll eSymposium
Feeling stuck in the same-old conversations at work? If you’re in HR, then the answer’s likely yes.If you’re ready for a different conversation, well, that’s where the UKG HR & Payroll eSymposium comes in. The winter 2024 eSymposium is next week, on January 17. This time around, the theme is “Change the Conversation,” and it’s (finally) time to do just that.
Workforce Management
5 Creative Strategies for Addressing a Worker Shortage
Discover five innovative solutions to tackle today's skill and worker shortage in your organization.
UKG Workforce Institute
Will Friday’s Jobs Report Chill or Thrill?
We're featuring a look at the frontline labor market, based on the UKG Workforce Activity Report, a high-frequency index analyzing shift work trends from 4.3 million people across more than 35,000 U.S. businesses to understand the economy.
Op-Ed: HR Tech 2023: A Lesson in Learning from Each Other
Sapient Insights Group shares five key themes from the HR Technology Conference and Expo 2023.
Workforce Management
6 Myths About Frontline Workers, Debunked
Empower your people by exploring and debunking these six common myths and misconceptions about frontline workers.
UKG Workforce Institute
Monthly Recap: August 2023 at the UKG Workforce Institute
It’s been a busy month at the UKG Workforce Institute — including a website redesign! Missed any recent insights, research, or podcasts from us? Here’s a look at our conversations from August 2023.
Workforce Management
How to Support Your Frontline Workers
Research demonstrates that both employers and employees benefit when organizations support their frontline workers. Here’s how you can boost your strategy.
HR
4 Key HR Trends in Higher Education
Understanding these four HR trends in higher education will help you attract, retain and support your employees.
UKG Workforce Institute
It’s Time to Start Rewarding Our Resilient Frontline Workers
Advisory board member Sarah Morgan says those who risked their own health to keep our businesses afloat, and those who took on additional responsibilities during the times when labor and talent shortages were abounding, are feeling less appreciated than ever.
Workforce Management
The Critical Need to Support Frontline Workers
The neglect of frontline workers can't go on. Supporting these employees requires diverse thinking and creative innovation.