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  • The Workplace of Tomorrow: Productivity Engine or Safe Haven for Slackers?
    Some organizations aren’t convinced that a flexible and mobile workforce is a good idea. Should your company enable the workplace of tomorrow – or is business as usual the right choice for now?
  • Heading Off a Resume Tsunami
    When the economy bounces back, many companies will face a “resume tsunami” of defections, just as they are scrambling to rebuild their workforces and take advantage of the recovery.
  • No More Flying Blind: Using Advanced Workforce Analytics to Make Better Business-Driven HR Decisions
    Effectively tapping workforce data can improve your HR decision making and result in both real dollar savings and workforce optimizations. Learn more.
  • Bring Manufacturing Jobs Home?
    The gap in structural costs between U.S. and offshore manufacturing has shrunk by almost half in the past three years. Some companies are already bringing jobs back home. Is that trend likely to continue? Read a talent perspective.
  • Mind the Talent Gap
    Key findings and steps organizations should consider taking in support of their efforts to better understand and manage their IT talent gap.
  • Steering Through an Unpredictable World: Strategies for the Chief Human Resource Officer
    It’s critical for the CHRO to find the right balance between reducing workforce and operational costs. Learn more about key strategies CHROs should consider in this Consumer & Industrial Products perspective.
  • Managing Talent in a Turbulent Economy: Part Three
    Learn the ways business leaders are shifting their talent priorities and strategies to meet the challenges of today’s economy and how they plan to clear the hurdles to economic recovery.
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