I recently participated in a young professionals (YP) networking event serving as an “experienced” professional that allowed the YP’s networking experience and the ability to ask career-related questions. Throughout the luncheon, I was asked over and over “what advice do you have for me?” Besides the obvious answers of “take risks, take on challenges, and be authentic,” I confidently shared that supervisory training played a critical role in getting me to where I am today.
This blog post was updated on October 21, 2021.
On September 22nd, ERC recognized and honored Northeast Ohio’s 99 best places to work for top talent at our NorthCoast 99 Awards Ceremony and Event.
Over the last few decades, roles within human resources have continued to evolve in the business arena. Studies show that more and more CEOs expect HR leaders to play a key part in enterprise strategy.
The ERChealth insurance program promotes employee wellness and provides employers innovative tools to help reduce claims and manage health insurance costs. Started in 1999 as a preferred risk pool in the state of Ohio, ERChealth offers an array of rewards for both employers and employees who make health and wellness a priority.
This blog post was originally published on September 20, 2017 and was updated on December 2, 2020.
Highland Heights, Ohio – ERC, the 100-year-old organization that provides people data and HR services to help leaders make better decisions, is pleased to announce that Megan Mayhugh recently joined the company as Chief Growth Officer.
This blog post was originally published on April 4, 2012 and was updated on November 5, 2020.
Sometimes employees don’t get along and these conflicts and office disagreements can dampen productivity, waste time, reduce a team’s performance, make the work environment tense and uncomfortable, and increase stress in work groups – none of which are beneficial to your business. Here are a few ways managers can help reduce conflict on their teams.
This blog post was originally published on Oct. 29, 2018, and it was updated on Oct. 7, 2020.
With the upcoming 2020 Election Day on November 3, to say that this year has been more politically charged than most is an understatement at best. So what happens when political discussions begin to (or maybe they already have) sneak into the workplace? Hopefully, nothing. Ideally the discussions remain just that—a civil discourse between employees, perhaps during their lunch hour.
Highland Heights, OH – ERC Senior Vice President Carrie Morse has been named to the Board of Directors of Dress for Success Cleveland, a nonprofit that helps women break the cycle of poverty by supporting them in the working world.
Research has shown that diverse and inclusive workplaces have a competitive edge. But how can your Northeast Ohio organization create a culture that supports varied thoughts and recruit a well-rounded workforce that drives innovation?
