Are Employees Willing to Walk Over Remote Work?
Several recent surveys reveal that many employees working remotely during the pandemic would rather quit their jobs than return to the office. Experts say employers should take these findings to heart.
Response, Resilience & Recovery is a curated collection of COVID-19 articles and resources produced and compiled by WorldatWork.
This third edition of a
three-volume set highlights how employers and employees are preparing to return
to the office during a devastating global pandemic. It illustrates the rapid
growth and evolution of remote work and discusses what a recovery may look like
in a fundamentally different work environment. It also provides links to
WorldatWork research and a significant number of external resources.
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DirectorySeveral recent surveys reveal that many employees working remotely during the pandemic would rather quit their jobs than return to the office. Experts say employers should take these findings to heart.
The compensation plan needs to align with the job responsibilities. Well-designed jobs allow for clear performance measures, thus uncluttered and focused sales compensation plans.
Organizations can improve attraction and retention efforts, as well as supporting existing LGBTQ+ employees, by offering inclusive benefits.