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Intel is adding more childcare benefits, part of a bid to strengthen the semiconductor workforce

HR Brew

Intel recently announced further investments in childcare benefits for its workers, part of an effort to attract and retain a more diverse workforce, as well as support career development for working parents. They’re planning to develop a navigation tool for employees seeking alternative solutions, like nannies or babysitters.

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A Complete Overview of Talent Management in a Changing Global Workplace

Engagedly

Per the Willis Towers Watson’s 2022 Global Benefits Attitudes Survey , 44% of employees are planning to leave their jobs in 2022 for multiple reasons. For now, HR professionals are eyeing developing robust, scalable, effective, and tech-enabled talent management systems to find solutions to the unprecedented challenges.

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Overcoming Unconscious Bias with Collaborative Intelligence

Ongig

Providing younger or older employees with more training and career development opportunities. The Global Benefits Attitudes Survey shared that 44% of employees are passive job seekers due to workplace disengagement. Passing on promotion opportunities for team members from a certain age group.

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New data highlights key driver of workforce engagement & wellbeing

PlanSource

In fact, Gallup’s State of the Global Workplace: 2022 Report reveals that only 21% of workers are engaged. According to WTW’s 2022 Global Benefits and Attitudes Survey , 86% of employers are making it a top priority to address stress, burnout, anxiety and depression among their workforce.

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