By: Natalie Trudel A lot of focus is placed on streamlining and automating employee performance management processes. There are many reasons why this is the case – reduced administrative costs, decreased human error, effective archiving of past reviews, automated succession plans and compensation management ; however, one of the ultimate goals of automating talent management is […]
I recently finished a book called, ‘What the Dog Saw’ by Malcolm Gladwell (great read by the way). One of the chapters focused on homelessness and went over the various costs associated with managing the unfortunate issue (healthcare, shelter, etc. etc.). Gladwell eloquently defended his theory that in an ideal world, it would be far less […]
Since its inception, emPerform has been providing users with a flexible and functionally robust tool that lets HR practitioners customize the content, which includes their own forms and rating scales. This bodes well for many businesses and is one of the reasons behind emPerform’s growing success; however, we believe that some commonly used rating scales […]
By: Natalie Trudel Simply stated: low employee engagement costs organizations money. Instead of explaining how, I thought I would let the numbers tell you. A picture may be worth a thousand words, but these are worth millions in business costs. – An estimated 23% of payroll cost is un-productive because of low engagement. – Only two […]
The emPerform Team has returned from a wonderful week in Toronto where we participated in the 2011 HRPA Conference and Expo. I would like to thank all the attendees who stopped by the shiny new emPerform booth as well as the many customers and partners who we had the chance to see. A special thanks […]
By: Natalie Trudel A Trend Micro study has found that almost a quarter of employees surveyed now visit social networking sites while on the corporate network. I personally think that the stat is higher. It shouldn’t come as a shock to any HR practitioner that social networking is rampant in the workplace; some HR and […]
By: Natalie Trudel In a study conducted by the Corporate Leadership Council, it was found that 72% of companies predicted they would have an increasing number of leadership vacancies and 76% were “less than confident” in their abilities to adequately staff these positions. Sound familiar? Ask yourself this – when a position becomes vacant do […]
