Labor Management

69% of Global Finance Leaders Plan to Maintain or Increase Remote Work
Labor Management

69% of Global Finance Leaders Plan to Maintain or Increase Remote Work

As full-time office work has become a non-starter for potential candidates, executives aren't making drastic changes to work environments.
By Adam Zaki | March 8, 2023
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67% of Hybrid Workers Would Take a Pay Cut to Keep Work Environment
Labor Management

67% of Hybrid Workers Would Take a Pay Cut to Keep Work Environment

As workforces return to in-person, new data shows some employees would give up pay over returning to the office.
By Adam Zaki | February 22, 2023
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2022 Outlook: 4 Charts to Watch
Labor Management

2022 Outlook: 4 Charts to Watch

Inflation, consumer sentiment, and the job situation will be top of mind for CFOs as they navigate the uncertain economic climate.
By Vincent Ryan | January 25, 2022
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Leadership Lessons From a Year of Mass Disruption
Leadership

Leadership Lessons From a Year of Mass Disruption

"The volatility of the past year cannot be overstated. We’ve been calling it the 'agility economy.'"
By Brian Peccarelli | April 30, 2021
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Blockchain Applications and the War for Talent
Workforce Management

Blockchain Applications and the War for Talent

Compensation, talent management, and recruitment could see a transformational shift through the use of blockchain technology.
By Kenneth Kuk, Dominic Okus, Shai Ganu, and John Bremen | April 28, 2021
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Biden’s Trade Policy Stresses Investment in U.S. Jobs
Trade Finance

Biden’s Trade Policy Stresses Investment in U.S. Jobs

An early peek at President Joe Biden’s trade policy reveals it could put North America and its workers back on center stage.
By Vincent Ryan | February 12, 2021
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Frequent Worker Reporting Lowers Worker Performance
Workplace Issues

Frequent Worker Reporting Lowers Worker Performance

When employees have to make frequent reports to their bosses, it raises their anxiety levels and lowers their performance, new research suggests.
By Vincent Ryan | July 22, 2020
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Multinationals Derive Huge Benefits From Shifting R&D Abroad
Tax

Multinationals Derive Huge Benefits From Shifting R&D Abroad

Savings from moving R&D to take advantage of lower wages drives foreign profits about as much as lower tax rates.
By Vincent Ryan | May 11, 2020
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Coronavirus in the Supply Chain
Working Capital

Coronavirus in the Supply Chain

The retail trade, which functions to retain the lowest possible inventory, is beginning to experience stock-outs.
By Chuck Franzetta | March 2, 2020
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Tilray, Aurora Cannabis Layoffs May Signal Industrywide Problem
Staffing

Tilray, Aurora Cannabis Layoffs May Signal Industrywide Problem

Cannabis companies and investors have overextended themselves, driven by the "exuberance" that comes with an emerging market and an attractive story.
By Vincent Ryan | February 7, 2020
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10 Steps to Effective Finance Staff Meetings
Workplace Issues

10 Steps to Effective Finance Staff Meetings

Frustration with meetings is rampant in the corporate world. Here's a playbook for making them work the right way.
By Mitchell York | July 18, 2019
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Are We Long — Or Short — On Talent?
Workforce Management

Are We Long — Or Short — On Talent?

By looking at their supply of skills and talent in a new light, organizations can better prepare their companies for tomorrow’s challenges.
By Vincent Ryan | March 6, 2019
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Sales Calls from Inside Prison Walls
Training

Sales Calls from Inside Prison Walls

Lead-generation firm Televerde puts purpose over profit by employing hundreds of incarcerated women to make sales calls and improve their lives.
By David McCann | February 21, 2019
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Metric of the Month: Finance FTEs Per $1B in Revenue
Staffing

Metric of the Month: Finance FTEs Per $1B in Revenue

More finance organizations are finding that it’s better to have a smaller, highly strategic team than an army of workers focused on transactional activity.
By CPA and Perry D. Wiggins | January 8, 2019
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How to Make Time For Strategic Thinking
Recruiting

How to Make Time For Strategic Thinking

As a busy executive, you have nearly unlimited demands on your time. Making the most of it is always smart.
By Jason Worley and Asset Drone | October 30, 2018
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