As challenging as it is these days to hire workers with the right combination of skills and talent, employers of all types are focusing on retaining the employees they have.

Banking is no exception, and as a competitive, service-sector industry, ensuring a good employee experience translates into the ever-important positive customer experience. To stay atop of employee sentiment, banks, like employers everywhere, regularly survey their workers. It can be a ...

Though they may work in a care-giving environment, that doesn't exempt nurses, physician assistants and nurse practitioners from being sexually harassed.

A far-ranging survey by Medscape found that 11% of them had experienced some form of sexual harassment; 14% have witnessed harassment, sexual abuse or misconduct. By far, most of the respondents were nurses.

If those percentages seem low in comparison to national statistics that's because the Medscape survey asked ...

The latest report from the U.S. Department of Labor shows the number of temp jobs continues to rise. Out last week, the report showed the number of temporary jobs rose by 3.2% in June on a year-over-year basis.

3.04 million workers were employed by the nation's temporary help services agencies last month, a rise of almost 100,000 workers from June 2017. Year-to-year staffing job growth has ...

One space or two? At the end of a sentence, are you a one-spacer or two-spacer? It's an issue of such little importance than it has spawned some bitter arguments ever since the advent of personal computers brought proportional spacing to the masses.

In just one of historic exchange, New York Times technology writer Farhad Manjoo declared two spacing "utterly and inarguably wrong." Megan McCardle's rejoiner in The Atlantic ...

Your next video interview could be with an AI-driven machine that will analyze your tone of voice, your facial expressions and the words you use to help a human recruiter decide if you move on or get the dreaded "We'll keep your resume on file" email.

HireVue began integrating facial and voice analysis into its video interview platform several years ago, and now, if not entirely common, the technology ...

One of the most annoying time sucks is office email. Even in a small office, emails are like a fire hose; they pour into your inbox without regard to anything else you might be doing. Worst of all, senders can be like spoiled children; they want you to respond, NOW!

No wonder, then, that productivity professionals will tell you to only check email a few times a day -- if you ...

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Turnabout may be fair play, but try telling that to desperate hiring managers who found the perfect candidate only to be "ghosted" after making an offer.

For years, job applicants complained of never again hearing from an employer even after being told in an interview they would. Now, candidates are doing the same. In some cases, they're failing to show up on the first day and going silent to ...

What are the worst kinds of IT projects? CIO.com says they "are the thankless yet essential tasks that garner little acknowledgment or respect."

And what might those be? Every IT professional with just a few months real world experience can come up with a list. And we'll bet that at least a few are those where people are an essential part. And sure enough, of CIO's "6 ...