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Workplace Design as a Strategic Human Capital Management Tool, Part 1

In today’s tight job market, competitive compensation and benefits are table stakes in attracting, recruiting, and retaining talent. What is often overlooked is the importance of workplace design. Investing in flexible employee workspaces can pay dividends in employee recruitment, productivity, and retention.

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Competition for qualified candidates is fierce. How can your credit union stand out as an employer of choice? An organization’s physical work environment is becoming increasingly important to job candidates and current employees. This report investigates one characteristic of a high-quality work environment—workplace flexibility—and measures its impact on recruitment and retention.

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