Fortune has revealed its 2021 list of Best Big Companies to Work For, based on employee feedback gathered and analyzed by Great Place to Work. The top five are Hilton, Target, Marriott International, Comcast and Bank of America.

Companies are hiring furiously as they begin to plan for the end of the pandemic, but the labor supply is down as the population ages and many people choose to primarily do gig work, Josh Bersin notes. "The days of looking for people with 'deep levels of experience' are over -- now we have to look for people with skills, ambition, and the ability to learn," he writes.

The pandemic has fueled a crisis among caregivers -- not just for working parents, but those responsible for older or vulnerable adults -- and employers must step up with support, Larry Nisenson writes. Nisenson recommends opening an honest dialogue with workers who are caregivers and providing flexibility, support resources and benefits.

The US women's national team and the US Soccer Federation have received tentative approval on a settlement to resolve issues with working conditions. Player spokesperson Molly Levinson has indicated they will pursue an appeal on the equal pay issue.

ITM Group President Sharlyn Lauby in this podcast talks about how HR leaders can better support new managers with onboarding, continuous learning and a safe space to talk honestly about the challenges of their new role. "[Managers] need to have the same opportunity to vent about resources and ask for all the things that they need, just like the employees are asking of them," Lauby says.

A culture where people feel like they belong, managers who go the extra mile for their staffers and senior leadership that is approachable are among the hallmarks of the companies selected as the best big organizations to work for in 2021.

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