If there is one aspect in which the COVID-19 crisis has had an impact, it is the entire Human Resources spectrum – from adapting offices and other workspaces to social distancing to continuing to involve employees who in many cases are working from home in droves.
The results of the 24th CEO Survey show how important CEOs consider the softer aspects of their organisation’s HR policy to be. When asked what they would like to change in their HR policies in order to improve their competitive position, improving digital skills and increasing productivity through the use of technology and automation traditionally score high. However, this year respondents consider a focus on corporate culture and behaviour even more important than these two aspects.
While the world has been gripped for a year by the COVID-19 pandemic, hopes of an economic recovery are rising among CEOs. This is evident from PwC’s 24th CEO...
Working from home can lead to additional costs for employers in the long term. These costs can amount to 1.5 billion euros, according to research by PwC.
Start transforming your organisation today as the labour market shortage is here to stay. The labour market shortage is a lasting challenge, and simply cutting...