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With 2022 guaranteed to show continued growth and development in HR tech software, Nick Bailey, SVP – APJ at WorkForce Software, lays out several key insights for the year to come.

How did business leaders perform during 2020 & 2021? Steve Tonks, SVP – EMEA at WorkForce Software, dives into the question with Business Reporter.

WorkForce Software announces it has developed a rapid solution to be deployed by companies affected by a recent ransomware attack, as covered by HRTech Series.

After nearly two years of the ongoing pandemic, employee stress and mental health issues are on the rise. Now comes another complication for many workers: stress surrounding end-of-year and holiday planning.

Work from home guidelines are being reintroduced in England as part of the government’s Plan B guidance to curb the spread of the Omicron COVID-19 variant. But what about the many workers for whom work from home is not an option?

As we near 2022, WorkForce Software’s SVP EMEA Steve Tonks makes his predictions for the new year and how management can future-proof their strategies.

Opal Healthcare, one of Australia’s largest aged care providers, has signed on with WorkForce Software to provide a self-service portal for roster management, shift swaps, leave requests and work availability updates to its 9,500 employees.

WorkForce Software’s SVP of Human Resources, Leslie Tarnacki, gives tips to start a conversation with your manager as you seek to have more flexibility in your work schedule.

Whether it’s called the Great Resignation, Great Reallocation, or the Great Talent Swap, one thing is clear: Employees want more flexibility and they’re willing — and able — to switch jobs if they’re not getting it.

Retail workers who have a positive employee experience are far more likely to engage a customer in a meaningful way and produce an equally positive customer experience. Nick Bailey, SVP – Asia-Pacific & Japan at WorkForce Software, shares five ways employers can engage their workers in RetailBiz.

With information about the new Omicron variant still relatively unknown, it may be advisable for HR leaders to reconsider their options for the months ahead. Experts are advising employers to act quickly to safeguard staff instead of waiting for government guidance.