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Quick Takes — January 15, 2008
A Digest of Workforce Management News and Events
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Differing Views:
Employees cite it as the chief reason they’d leave, but employers believe turnover problems stem from pay issues.
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Health Insurance:
Seventy percent of businesses won’t ask employees to pony up more, although 5 percent are mulling whether to continue offering coverage.
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Diversity:
Roughly half of hiring managers want people who are proficient in Spanish and English.
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Optimistic Signs?:
Companies in the City of Broad Shoulders shrug off concerns about economic slowdown.
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First Article: Job Stress Viewed Differently by Workers, Employers
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