Catered gourmet lunches. Nap pods. On-site massages. Bike repair for commuters — or “baby cash” for new parents. Self-created job titles. Half-day Fridays — or four-day workweeks. Paid month-long company shutdowns. Free dry cleaning — or even house cleaning. Continue reading
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Money Talks: 70 Percent of Workers Say Increased Salary is the Best Way to Boost Retention
- February 4th, 2013
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Nearly one-third of employers (32 percent) reported that top performers left their organizations in 2012… Continue reading
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2012′s Most Unusual Excuses for Missing Work: “The Hunger Games” Meltdowns and More
- October 11th, 2012
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It’s that time of year: You’re stocking up at the store for citrus and every kind of cold medicine under the sun. While you know it’s high season for the sniffles, you’re also likely aware that some employees who call in sick may actually have other reasons for being absent from work, whether they decide to take a mental health day or embark on a marathon shoe-buying spree. Continue reading
U.S. Workers Living Paycheck to Paycheck at a Recession-Era Low
- August 15th, 2012
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Though if you reach into the typical American person’s pocket, you’re more likely to come up with a handful of chocolate than actual gold (1. I don’t know that that’s actually true, and 2. it’s never a good idea to go reaching into people’s pockets), it turns out fewer American workers are nervously counting down the minutes to their next payday in order to keep the lights on, according to a new CareerBuilder survey among more than 3,800 full-time workers. Continue reading
Is Road Rage Affecting Your Employees’ Work Performance?
- July 26th, 2012
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As if those emails piling into your inbox on an hourly basis isn’t enough, there’s construction on your route to work, that guy who was texting while driving just cut you off, the person in the left lane in front of you is going so slooooooowwww, oh wow — you just got cut off again. Continue reading
Summer Vacation Outlook 2012: All Work and No Playa del Carmen?
- June 22nd, 2012
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For many American workers, the recession has turned dreams of barbeques on faraway beaches, swims with faraway dolphins, and vacations with faraway children to… more work at the office?
It’s true — many workers are reluctantly saying “no” to their annual vacation, according to CareerBuilder’s annual summer vacation survey among more than 5,000 full-time workers and more than 2,000 managers, and instead choosing (or being forced to settle for) bright office lighting over natural sunlight. Continue reading
How Can Overworked Dads Find More Time for Family?
- June 19th, 2012
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Is work keeping dads from their other very important job: Being a parent?
Dads everywhere (Woody Allen aside) got the opportunity to spend quality time with their kids this past Father’s Day, though it appears this kind of “family time” may becoming more the exception than the rule. Continue reading
Let Them Eat Cake: Why Workers Are Gaining Weight
- June 6th, 2012
- 6 Comments
Your co-worker just made a fresh batch of snickerdoodle cookies. The boss treated everyone to ice cream for hitting their monthly numbers. It’s Bagel Fridays. It’s Bagel Mondays. It’s a holiday/birthday/anniversary/enter other carb-inducing occasion here, set off by a giant cake. Continue reading
CareerBuilder’s Big Game ‘Run the Ultimate Fly Pattern’ Sweepstakes
- February 1st, 2012
- 1 Comment
Whether you are rooting for the New England Patriots or the New York Giants, chances are you’re going to be watching the Big Game with friends, family and even some co-workers. Instead, imagine leaving the stress of your job for a few days by hopping a flight to the U.S. Continue reading
Better Employee Benefits Generate Perks for Business, Too
- February 1st, 2012
- 8 Comments
Creating a better benefits package isn’t just good for employees. It’s good for business, too.
Growing Pains: it’s not just a classic TV series desperately in need of a reunion show. While growth is a blessing for many companies, it also brings with it many challenges. Continue reading
2012′s Most Unusual Excuses for Missing Work: “The Hunger Games” Meltdowns and More
- October 11th, 2012
- 2 Comments
It’s that time of year: You’re stocking up at the store for citrus and every kind of cold medicine under the sun. While you know it’s high season for the sniffles, you’re also likely aware that some employees who call in sick may actually have other reasons for being absent from work, whether they decide to take a mental health day or embark on a marathon shoe-buying spree. Continue reading
U.S. Workers Living Paycheck to Paycheck at a Recession-Era Low
- August 15th, 2012
- Leave a comment
Though if you reach into the typical American person’s pocket, you’re more likely to come up with a handful of chocolate than actual gold (1. I don’t know that that’s actually true, and 2. it’s never a good idea to go reaching into people’s pockets), it turns out fewer American workers are nervously counting down the minutes to their next payday in order to keep the lights on, according to a new CareerBuilder survey among more than 3,800 full-time workers. Continue reading
Is Road Rage Affecting Your Employees’ Work Performance?
- July 26th, 2012
- 1 Comment
As if those emails piling into your inbox on an hourly basis isn’t enough, there’s construction on your route to work, that guy who was texting while driving just cut you off, the person in the left lane in front of you is going so slooooooowwww, oh wow — you just got cut off again. Continue reading
Summer Vacation Outlook 2012: All Work and No Playa del Carmen?
- June 22nd, 2012
- Leave a comment
For many American workers, the recession has turned dreams of barbeques on faraway beaches, swims with faraway dolphins, and vacations with faraway children to… more work at the office?
It’s true — many workers are reluctantly saying “no” to their annual vacation, according to CareerBuilder’s annual summer vacation survey among more than 5,000 full-time workers and more than 2,000 managers, and instead choosing (or being forced to settle for) bright office lighting over natural sunlight. Continue reading
How Can Overworked Dads Find More Time for Family?
- June 19th, 2012
- Leave a comment
Is work keeping dads from their other very important job: Being a parent?
Dads everywhere (Woody Allen aside) got the opportunity to spend quality time with their kids this past Father’s Day, though it appears this kind of “family time” may becoming more the exception than the rule. Continue reading
Let Them Eat Cake: Why Workers Are Gaining Weight
- June 6th, 2012
- 6 Comments
Your co-worker just made a fresh batch of snickerdoodle cookies. The boss treated everyone to ice cream for hitting their monthly numbers. It’s Bagel Fridays. It’s Bagel Mondays. It’s a holiday/birthday/anniversary/enter other carb-inducing occasion here, set off by a giant cake. Continue reading
CareerBuilder’s Big Game ‘Run the Ultimate Fly Pattern’ Sweepstakes
- February 1st, 2012
- 1 Comment
Whether you are rooting for the New England Patriots or the New York Giants, chances are you’re going to be watching the Big Game with friends, family and even some co-workers. Instead, imagine leaving the stress of your job for a few days by hopping a flight to the U.S. Continue reading
Better Employee Benefits Generate Perks for Business, Too
- February 1st, 2012
- 8 Comments
Creating a better benefits package isn’t just good for employees. It’s good for business, too.
Growing Pains: it’s not just a classic TV series desperately in need of a reunion show. While growth is a blessing for many companies, it also brings with it many challenges. Continue reading
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