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Do you actually think a leave of three months is good enough for a woman executive to get back to her career leaving her new-born in the hands of a nanny?


Do you actually think a leave of three months is good enough for a woman executive to get back to her career leaving her new-born in the hands of a nanny?

The workplace is evolving at an unprecedented pace, and as we approach 2025, one thing stands out—companies that focus on employee experience (EX) will gain a significant edge. Today’s employees desire more than just a paycheck; they are looking for purpose, flexibility, opportunities for growth, and support for their well-being. For HR leaders, improving employee experience is essential—it’s a vital part of a successful HR strategy. A strong emphasis on employee experience results in greater employee engagement, enhanced productivity, better retention rates, and a vibrant workplace culture. In this article, we delve into why employee experience should be central to your HR strategy in 2025 and how organizations can enhance it.

As an HR professional, have you ever found yourself unsure about what to ask during an interview? If your answer is “yes,” this guide is for you!

How to Manage Overtime and Shifts with Attendance Software

Practically every function, if you have your HR needs clearly mapped out. If management is about getting the right tasks done by the right people for the right price and time, managing human resources was never easy, although it’s become slightly less complex with the availability of various software tools.

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