3Sixty Insights Podcast:
Spotlighting the Third Annual Employee Experience Study
As organizations continue to face challenges attracting and retaining talent, employees have gained greater leverage in the current labor market. This is driven by continued labor shortages in specific industries, recent union strikes and settlements, and growing discontentment with work practices, inability to maintain work-life balance, and rigid adherence to traditional work schedules.
Join Chief Marketing and Employee Experience Officer of WorkForce Software, Sandra Moran, and 3Sixty Insights’ Distinguished Advisor, Steve Goldberg, as they discuss findings from the Third Annual Global Employee Experience Study. Their discussion focuses on the implications of the study as well as how these topics intersect with rising talent challenges and the growing need for organizations to effectively engage their workforces.
“On the issues that were the most important, like ‘Do you actually have flexible scheduling that enables me to achieve greater work-life balance,’ the significance to employees grew dramatically. Employers are realizing that they are not meeting the need, and employees are continuing to pile on how important this is to them, both when they are selecting a new employer and when they are deciding if they will stay with an employer.”
Sandra Moran | Chief Marketing and Employee Experience Officer of WorkForce Software
This 3Sixty Insights podcast further highlights:
- The growing demand for employers to consider the total well-being of their employees and how this discussion changes for deskless shift-based workers.
- Enabling meaningful experiences for dispersed employees through technology and continuous feedback loops.
- The significance of scheduling flexibility for deskless workers and its role as a differentiator for leading employers.
The discussion also emphasizes the importance of modern workforce management solutions that offer integrated operational communications to help businesses keep up with the needs of a new generation of workers while boosting overall performance. Sandra makes it clear that employers who change now and invest in technology that supports better employee experience can make this a market differentiator, while those who don’t will find that they will soon be forced to make these changes.
Listen to the Full Podcast:
Third Annual Employee Experience Study
The findings of this study present an urgent call to action and a roadmap for large employers.
Employee Experience for the Modern Workforce
See how putting your people first creates an engaged workforce that supports organizational goals.