[kc_row use_container="yes" force="no" column_align="middle" video_mute="no" _id="607720"][kc_column width="12/12" video_mute="no" _id="328188"][kc_column_text _id="984006"]By: Shawna Simcik Right now, there is a significantly heightened focus on employee experience, as recently reported by Willis Towers Watson. Their survey says that 92% of organizations will
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By: Brian Hallahan 2020 in Review: Lessons Learned from the Virtual Job Seeker If hindsight is 20/20, what should we say about 2020? Remember pre-COVID-19 times? Many of us began this year with vastly different expectations and
By: Jill Thompson 4 Strategies for Conducting Effective Layoffs at the End of 2020 As we head toward the close of 2020, the economic uncertainty brought on by this year's events is far from over. Many corporations
By: Meredith Masse Through our compassionate outplacement work, we at ICC support hundreds of professionals each year after they have been let go from their companies for any number of reasons. But what happens when the decision
By: Jill Thompson Is offering outplacement to your departing employees still relevant in today’s marketplace? Perhaps some of you can recall that outplacement—often referred to as career transition services—established its roots in the post-WWII period to assist veterans
By: Susan Ruhl A change toward a higher level of group performance is frequently short-lived, after a “shot in the arm,” group life soon returns to the previous level. This indicates that it does not suffice to
5 Steps to Take When a Poor Performer is On Your Team By: Meredith Masse You have a poor performer that’s not meeting goals and bringing the team down. What’s the right order of actions to
By: Meredith Masse When faced with conducting layoffs, the best companies to work for do everything in their power to help those being let go. In fact, they go beyond the standard severance package and include compassionate
"Compassionate Outplacement: Back to Basics" By: Meredith Masse Letting employees go is undoubtedly one of the toughest parts of any leader’s role, not to mention that it’s painful for the employees as well as their surviving
By: Shawna Simcik Are you struggling to attract great talent? Many organizations, especially those with difficult, hard-to-fill positions are finding themselves needing to look outside of their local state and generate new, creative ways to attract great
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