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the newspaper, June 28 ’22
Info by Deloitte and market research firm Workplace Intelligence found
- 70% C-level execs were seriously considering leaving for a job that better supports their well-being.
76% of higher-ups said the pandemic
has negatively affected their overall health.
- 57% of employees in the Deloitte survey said
- they were fed up enough to quit, too.
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Global Workplace Culture Report
Report finds that amid the pandemic, workplace culture was a guiding light, but people managers must remain vigilant and improve work environment to prevent turnover
Strengthening Workplace Culture: A Tool for Retaining and Empowering Employees Globally
…explores the impact of workplace culture on the well-being of workers and organizations. SHRM found that 89 percent of workers said their workplace culture has improved or stayed the same since the beginning of the COVID-19 pandemic, and the new report demonstrates that workplace culture is still the glue that holds the workplace together.
Eighty-six percent of employees globally indicated that they feel physically safe at work, with 91 percent of employees who rate their culture as good saying they can trust their supervisor.
But despite positive culture, the workplace still needs work.
SHRM’s research uncovered a critical skills gap at the management level and found that managers play a critical role in shaping culture, with 81 percent of employees globally who rated their culture as poor indicating that their manager allows employees to get away with bad behavior.
Key findings from the report include:
- Most workers who have thought about leaving their current organization work in organizations with poor cultures. Ninety percent of workers who rate their organizational culture as poor have thought about quitting; 72 percent of workers who rate their organizational culture as average have thought about quitting; and 32 percent of workers who rate their organizational culture as good have thought about quitting.
- Nearly 1 in 3 workers (32 percent) indicated that they dread going into work, potentially due to a poor workplace culture.
- 50 percent of the U.S workforce have indicated that their manager allows workers to get away with bad behavior.
- 42 percent of workers globally have witnessed inconsiderate or insensitive treatment of a coworker by a manager in the past year.
- Only 69 percent of workers claimed their direct supervisor is empathetic
- Six in 10 workers (60 percent) actively searching for a job claimed their organization’s culture makes it difficult to balance their work and home commitments. Learn more at SHRM.org and on Twitter @SHRM.
JOB SWITCH
… and the beat goes on…
source: AXIOS 6/6/22
More warehouse workers, fewer waiters. More health store employees, fewer in public schools.
- The job market is nearly back to full strength, but it looks strikingly different, Axios’ Courtenay Brown writes.
Why it matters: Pandemic-era disruptions have shaken up the composition of the labor force — with big implications for how industries will have to adjust to a longer-term worker shortfall.
State of play: With May’s payroll gains, roughly 96% of jobs lost during the pandemic are back.
- Stunning stat: The private sector has recovered 99% of jobs lost, but the public sector has regained just 58%. Businesses can adjust compensation and policies quickly. Governments were slower.
- Other industries have grown: Transportation and warehousing (package couriers and truckers) have never made up a bigger share of the workforce — reflecting the historic appetite for goods.
A Ministry of Women, Child Affairs and Social Empowerment was also created.
Technology and Investment Promotion
1. Department of Registration of Persons
2. Department of Immigration and Emigration
3. Telecommunication Regulatory Commission of Sri Lanka and Allied Institutions
4. Information and Communication Technology Agency and Allied Institutions
5. Sri Lanka Computer Emergency Readiness Team
6. Sri Lanka Telecom and its Subsidiaries and Allied Institutions
7. Colombo Lotus Tower Management Company (Pvt.) Limited
8. Techno Park Development Company (Pvt.) Limited
9. Information Technology Parks (Jaffna & Mannar)
10. Industrial Technology Institute
11. Sri Lanka Institute of Nanotechnology (Pvt.) Ltd
12. Sri Lanka Standards Institute
13. Sri Lanka Institute of Biotechnology (Pvt.) Ltd.
14. Board of Investment of Sri Lanka
15. Colombo Port City Economic Commission
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