Labor churn looks like it will stick around a while. The pandemic made remote work more possible then ever before and with it, millions of Americans have changed their job during the pandemic or plan to in the months ahead. Among the reasons to change are the stalwarts of seeking higher pay and/or a better career trajectory, but the pandemic has brought about new considerations. About a quarter want hybrid options, and better retirement benefits?so they can exit the labor market altogether. About half of workers now exit the labor market earlier than they thought due to health, employer package, employer firing, or newfound wealth due to stock market equity and real estate gains. #career #remotework #jobs #newbeginings
Labor churn is nice way of saying employees are pissed off at their employers and are not putting up with it anymore.
I'm ready to change my job and very soon, I will! Anyone have opportunities working for the Federal Government as a Cybersecurity Engineer? If so, I'm interested in any open opportunities that need immediate fills, so long as they are not with the DoD, as I'm ready to move on with my career effectively immediately. #LookingforNewOpportunities
Worth reading.
You will think because a lot of people now work from home more people will be actively employed. You do have a great point here on employers attracting the workforce with a better package.
Lot of opportunities out there
Hiring, retention and employee satisfaction is indeed at breaking points, issues I've learned through my association with two companies, each providing excellent - but different approaches. Both are achieving some immediate and meaningful results. If you like, I can help you lean more and also introduce you to the CEO(s) of these firms if you wish.
When CEO’s start with profit sharing with employees, the employment crunch will dissapear. Shareholder value has replaced employee profit sharing and that is when employees began to feel abused. See Hewlett and Packard in 1970 - 1980. Profit sharing is a reasonable and fair approach to resching emploee satisfaction.
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