Research

For the first time in 5 weeks, demand for active job postings in the U.S. saw some dramatic shifts. Take a look at the latest TalentNeuron Labor Market Trends report to learn more.

Gartner surveyed 400+ HR leaders to understand the long-term impact of COVID-19 on the future workplace. View the future or work trends.

Post-COVID-19 workforce trends, the associated implications and how to address each to ensure employees and the organization are set up for success. Learn more

A guide designed for human resources leaders to support productivity and engagement during times of disruption or when engaging geographically dispersed teams.

In this month’s issue of HR leaders monthly magazine, we explore how to attract, recruit and engage employees of different ages and life stages, the effects of this year’s momentous events on different generations of employees and how the definition of retirement might change in the next decade.

The effects of COVID remain evident across the labor market. This week's TalentNeuron labor market report details the occupations with the most demand.

Based on extensive research on strategic workforce planning, this Gartner presentation template is designed to help HR leaders build a business case for workforce planning.

This research offers step-by-step guidance on how to best leverage data to influence workforce planning for better business outcomes.

This Gartner research details over a dozen internal and external workforce planning intelligence sources to consider.

This week's TalentNeuron Labor Market Trends Report looks at job activity across 10 countries and highlights the functions seeing pre-COVID levels of job activity.

This research discusses the impact of offering severance and provides guidance on components of severance packages and potential modifications that HR leaders should consider during COVID-19

TalentNeuron's Weekly Labor Market Trends Report for the week of July 20 spotlights the countries that are beginning to see pre-COVID hiring activity and features data on the functions seeing the most growth in the U.S., U.K and India.