EDI Staffing Monthly Newsletter: November
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Company News: 10 Of Our Latest EDI Opportunities
Here are some of our latest contract and permanent job opportunities in electronic data interchange (EDI) as of November:
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Industry Trends: October Employment Recap from BLS
The October job market held its ground against changing conditions thanks to consistent gains in key areas like health care and government employment. Even with disruption from hurricanes and strikes in the manufacturing industry, the labor force displayed resilience.
“The strike at Boeing, one of the nation’s largest employers, accounted for 44,000 of the 46,000-job decline in manufacturing employment in October.” – Tim Smart, U.S. News
Here’s a recap of the October employment situation from the recent BLS Employment Situation Summary released on Friday, Nov 1, 2024:
This summary provides a snapshot of the key changes in the labor market from September to October 2024. For more raw data and further information, you can visit Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) website at www.bls.gov
Helpful Tips: 5 Ways to Foster a Workplace of Gratitude
The heart of any positive work culture in the fast-paced world of business is gratitude. Not only is it a polite gesture, but Harvard Health even says,
“Gratitude helps people feel more positive emotions, relish good experiences, improve their health, deal with adversity, and build strong relationships.”
Something as simple as saying “thank you” can motivate employees to actually work harder. It’s safe to say that the power of gratitude is not something to underestimate, especially in an environment you want to thrive.
Here are 5 ways you can foster a workplace of gratitude:
1. Establish regular recognition programs. ??
Recognize employees’ efforts, achievements, or milestones. This could be as “Of the Months” rewards, shout-outs in meetings, or even short and sweet appreciation emails. This boosts morale, motivation, and engagement as it fosters a culture where hard work is recognized and valued.
2. Promote open communication. ??
Create accessible channels for employees to share gratitude, suggestions, or feedback. Digital platforms like Teams or Slack, feedback surveys, and regular meetings can provide a place to communicate. This helps cultivate a communicative culture of transparency and resilience.
3. Acts of service. ??
Demonstrate acts of kindness and genuine support. Basic things like checking in, asking how you can help, or grabbing lunch with a colleague can make them feel a sense of appreciation. This is something small, yet can make a big impact on the morale of an organization.
4. Lead by example. ??
As a leader, it’s important to set a standard for positive behavior by emulating gratitude and inspiring others to do so. One way to do this is by leading with humility. For instance, expressing gratitude when mistakes are learned, practicing active listening, and emphasizing organizational values that promote a positive work culture.
5. Invest in growth. ??
Gratitude and investing in employees is a reciprocal cycle. Show appreciation for hard work, offer growth and development opportunities, and watch motivation soar. It’s a continuous, mutually beneficial cycle.
Gratitude nurtures a positive work culture and propels sustained success. By embracing gratitude-driven practices, you can cultivate an environment where appreciation becomes a driving force.
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