Job growth mostly slows for office work
The job market for office workers deteriorated somewhat in November but was still growing, according to the U.S. Department of Labor.
Category: Career
Slack is not just for internal comms
Many of our offices are accustomed to using Slack for handy internal communications, especially for group chats with colleagues or to post a little cheeseburger emoji indicating that, yes, you guessed it, I’m out to lunch. Now Slack is offering an external option that promises to deliver a secure messaging experience with your suppliers, contractors, associations and customers.
Do you have a self-leadership mindset?
Self-leadership is the practice of understanding who you are, identifying your desired experiences and intentionally guiding yourself toward them. Leaders worth following and people who are worth emulating are people who have mastered self-leadership.
Salaries forecast to rise in 2023
While many savvy employers now offer higher salaries to attract and retain talent, they should still expect pay raise requests ahead for 2023. That’s according to a Robert Half survey of 1,000 U.S. workers and 1,500 hiring managers conducted between June and July 2022.
1-Minute Strategies: February ’23
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Curing burnout once and for all
Discovering how to get a better match between what your job requires of you and the tools you have to complete your duties can cure burnout, writes Christina Maslach, a retired professor of psychology at U.C. Berkeley and the co-author of a new best-seller, The Burnout Challenge: Managing People’s Relationships with Their Jobs.
The case for remote or hybrid workplaces and the data behind it
The phrase “remote work” dominates workplace conversations as companies and HR professionals migrate and adapt to this new working environment. But what’s the real story? The HR Specialist looked at some recent stats that show how employers actually implement remote work options.
New survey makes the case for admins
While the massive tech layoffs have left many admins without a job, there’s a strong case to be made that executive assistants are more vital than ever to an organization’s success.
Survey: Staff value flex schedules, mobile workplace platforms
A survey of more than 3,000 employees and employers by WorkForce Software found that the perception gap is narrowing between how managers and workers view the quality of their work environment.
College-educated, bilingual admins now preferred
In job announcements for administrative assistants, companies increasingly prefer candidates with a bachelor’s degree and bilingual skills, according to an article published by Forbes Advisor.