3 ways employers can support dual-career couples | Study: Turnover risk declines when employees feel like they belong | Less stress leads to better working relationships
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McKinsey has released a report outlining the issues dual-career couples face in balancing their personal and professional worlds. McKinsey identifies three ways companies can better support such couples, including developing policies and practices that let employees take on leadership roles without compromising their family priorities.
5 Employee Wellness Trends for 2020 Employee wellness programs must adapt to recent changes in society. After surveying over 15,000 employees and leaders from around the globe, we compiled these 5 new trends in employee wellbeing and corporate wellness for 2020. Get the trends.
Employees who feel like they belong in their organizations lead to a 50% reduction in turnover risk and demonstrate a 56% improvement in performance, a BetterUp study found. In addition, such employees are 167% more likely to recommend their organization as a good employer, according to the study.
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There are concrete steps managers and members of a workforce can take to improve gender equity, like pay equity, inclusive benefits such as paid family leave and even things like making sure company swag is for everyone. In meetings, bringing attention to women's contributions is a way every member of a company can strive for gender equity.
A survey finds that more than 80% of workers who needed to improve their skills found free training online or enrolled in employer-sponsored training or boot camps, compared with a quarter of workers who took university-level courses. The data also shows that 67% of respondents said they felt colleges and universities were too focused on traditional students and didn't offer enough options for working adults.
LinkedIn has created a skills-assessment tool that grants badges and relevant job results to users who successfully pass the multiple-choice quizzes. LinkedIn will also recommend its LinkedIn Learning platform to test-takers.
