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Job Insights: Hiring Managers Are Optimistic, Yet Anticipate Challenges
Most hiring decision-makers in the U.S. and Canada feel positively about hiring. Despite their optimism, 88% of U.S. and 90% of Canadian hiring decision-makers expect to face challenges. Finding qualified candidates is a top struggle (51% U.S.; 49% Canadian). Most companies plan to hire for entry-level positions (56% U.S.; 63% Canadian), and 29% of U.S. and 35% of Canadian companies are interested in hiring vocational/career tech graduates amid increased competition in the job market.
Read more in the latest Job Insights report. |
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Tips to Succeed in Mentorship – The Value of Mentorship eBook
Mentorship can have an unmatched impact on your career and life, whether you’re a mentor sharing your experience or a mentee learning from others. Make the most of your mentoring relationship with The Value of Mentorship: Tips to Succeed as a Mentor or Mentee at Work ebook from Express Employment International. You’ll discover practical ways to grow in your career, tips to succeed, and more. |
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Revitalize Your Team: Coaching to Uplift Underperforming Employees
Every employee won’t be a star performer, but with the strenuous impact turnover can have on your workforce, taking the time to get a team member back on track can be worth the effort. Lean into coaching to inspire change that can improve performance. |
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Navigating the Minefield of Talking Politics at Work
Political discussions can offer a valuable opportunity for individuals to share their perspectives, learn from others, and stay up-to-date on current events. But, political talk at work can be polarizing and lead to conflict if not handled with care. Consider the challenges that may arise from these discussions and etiquette that can invite constructive conversations. |
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Latest Insights on Side Gigs and Reskilling
The America Employed and Canada Employed series explore the state of employment and unemployment in North America. Discover the latest insights on side gigs and reskilling for the remainder of the year. |
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