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In Conversation with Q5 & Ceridian presents ‘What do top employees really want right now, other than great pay?’
In this webinar, Q5’s Oliver Purnell is joined by expert speakers Sara Birmingham, Chief People Officer at Shutterstock, Julie Derene, SVP, Global Talent Management at Ceridian and Helena Rodrigue, Chief Happiness Officer at Happy Lab Consulting.
Audio PlayerThis discussion explores how companies are retaining and managing top talent by understanding their needs. At present, the competition for talent is more intense than ever. We’re now seeing “help wanted” signs stay posted on business doors for months. Mid-level professionals are securing what were once unthinkable salaries. Talented and experienced workers are leaving long-held positions and employers aren’t replacing them because they can’t.