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The Workforce Institute at UKG welcomes new board members, Laurie Ruettimann and Joey V. Price.

Today's episode of "Leadership in the Labor Shortage" is all about the empowered workforce, as in the leverage workers have gained in the Great Resignation era.

Here are our top five predictions for companies and employees in 2022:

In the latest episode of "Leadership in the Labor Shortage," members of the Workforce Institute advisory board discuss why organizations should care about belonging, diversity, equity, and inclusion — beyond just doing the right thing for their people, and society as a whole.

Former executive director of the International Public Management Association for Human Resources (IPMA‐HR) and Workforce Institute Board Member, Neil Reichenberg, provides an overview of MissionSquare Research Institute's recently released report, highlighting the importance of diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) for public organizations.

Executive Director of The Workforce Institute, Dr. Chris Mullen, shares insights from new research from UKG and IndustryWeek examining Gen Z and the manufacturing sector.

Workforce Institute Executive Director, Chris Mullen, share a new study that reveals how outdated technology impacts K-12 Teachers and Administrators.

New research report from The Workforce Institute at UKG looks at how organizations can benefit from listening to their employees.

Workforce Institute board member Bob Clements writes about 3 ways to fix your labor shortage.

New Workforce Institute board member Kate Bischoff writes about whether employers should mandate employees return in-person post-pandemic.