Rising Accommodation Business Costs Impacting Employee Hiring, Benefits, & Training
Rising labor and maintenance costs are forcing accommodation businesses to cut hiring, benefits, and training. Many are turning to AI and automation to manage costs while balancing staffing challenges amid high quit rates.
How to Build a Competitive Compensation Strategy in 2025
Discover how to build a competitive compensation strategy in 2025 that aligns with employee expectations, embraces remote work trends, and drives retention through fairness, flexibility, and data-driven decisions.
Investing in Employee Growth: Why Financial Awareness Matters in the Workplace
Financial stress affects employee productivity, decision-making, and job satisfaction. Employers investing in financial awareness programs help reduce stress, improve retention, and create a healthier workplace.
Leveraging Technology For Better Engagement: Strategies For Implementing Employee Benefits
Implementing the right employee benefits technology enhances engagement, streamlines administration, and improves ROI. Learn how to leverage tech-driven solutions for better communication, accessibility, and employee satisfaction while maximizing the value of your benefits programs.
New Report: Global Companies Face Benefits Engagement Challenges
A new report by Ben reveals that global companies face challenges in engaging employees with workplace benefits due to poor communication, lack of flexibility, and fragmented strategies. The report predicts AI will revolutionize global benefits by enabling personalization, strategy refinement, and compliance harmonization, boosting employee engagement in 2025.
Stashfin grants ESOPs up to INR 5 lakh to each employee, empowering long-term value creation
Stashfin, a top Indian fintech platform, allocates ESOPs worth ₹5 lakh and ₹3 lakh to employees with 5 and 3 years of service, respectively. With a ₹600 crore ESOP pool, it rewards long-term commitment and performance, fostering ownership and shared success while creating significant value for over 170 employees.
International HR News : How Japan’s Top Brokerages Empower Retirement-Age Employees
Japan’s securities firms like Daiwa and Nomura are enhancing pay and benefits for employees aged 60+. Amid an ageing workforce, these initiatives aim to address labor shortages, retain expertise, and align senior remuneration with performance. These measures mark a shift towards inclusivity in Japan’s corporate culture.
Eye-Q Launches Exclusive Eye Care Package for Its 579 Employees and Their Families Amid Rising Smog Concerns
Eye-Q introduces a comprehensive Eye Care package for its 579 employees and families, addressing rising smog-related health concerns. Benefits include free eye checkups, 30% off diagnostic tests and optical purchases, and discounts on branded eyewear. This initiative reinforces Eye-Q’s commitment to employee well-being and high-quality, affordable eye care.
International HR News : Intel Boosts Morale by Restoring Free Coffee and Tea at Workplaces
Intel reintroduces free coffee and tea as part of its commitment to enhance workplace morale, emphasizing the role of small perks in boosting employee satisfaction. This move reflects Intel’s balanced approach to financial challenges while addressing employee well-being and creating a positive work environment.
Unfair Dismissal Case Highlights Pregnancy Discrimination in UK Workplace
A UK woman received over £28,000 in compensation after an employment tribunal ruled her dismissal was linked to her pregnancy and therefore unfair. The tribunal found inconsistencies in the employer’s reasons for redundancy, highlighting concerns about workplace discrimination against expecting mothers.
International HR News : UK Burnout Crisis Leads to Surge in Sick Leave and Declining Productivity
UK employers face challenges as sick leave rises by 41% over three years, with stress, burnout, and declining workplace culture driving the increase. The crisis is impacting productivity, prompting experts to call for improved employee well-being initiatives and better support in the workplace.
International HR News : Google’s Free Meal Policy: A Recipe for Innovation and Collaboration
Google’s free meal policy boosts creativity and teamwork by encouraging spontaneous conversations among employees. Sundar Pichai explains how some of Google’s best ideas have come from informal discussions in company cafés. This benefit reflects Google’s commitment to innovation, collaboration, and employee well-being.
International HR News | Age Bias in UK Recruitment: Nearly Half of Recruiters View 57 as Too Old
Nearly half of UK recruiters view candidates aged 57 and above as too old for hiring, reflecting persistent age bias in recruitment practices. This trend raises concerns about inclusivity in the workplace, as many experienced professionals face unnecessary barriers when seeking new employment opportunities.
International HR News | Meta’s Latest Terminations: Employees Fired Over $25 Meal Voucher Misuse
Meta recently dismissed approximately 30 employees due to the misuse of $25 meal vouchers, a move that highlights the company’s commitment to enforcing cost-control measures during an ongoing period of restructuring and workforce reductions.
Netflix’s Exceptional Parental Leave Policy: A Beacon of Support and Inclusivity
Netflix’s parental leave policy is a standout example of corporate support for families. Offering up to 52 weeks of paid leave, it fosters bonding, financial security, and a more inclusive workplace culture.
Exploring Leading Companies’ Family-Friendly Initiatives: A Comprehensive Guide to Parental Leave Policies
Discover the family-friendly initiatives of leading companies with comprehensive parental leave policies. From Netflix’s unlimited leave to Adobe’s exceptional 26 weeks, explore diverse options to support your family needs.
