This new PwC initiative allows potential employees to list their skills and favoured work pattern during their application. PwC then determines based on your chosen working schedule whether they can accommodate these needs within the business.
We spoke with Helen Hopkin, Head of Workplace Strategy about why this particular scheme has been introduced, what flexible working looks like at PwC currently and quickly disappearing talent pools that companies will only have access to if they do not change to more flexible ways to work.
“I think building in much greater agility and mobility into our workforce is going to be absolutely critical.” – Helen Hopkin
Talent management vs. talent acquisition: hire and hold top staff
Finding the right employees is always a challenge, but retaining a company’s best and brightest is harder still, so HRD Connect has identified some unique talent acquisition and management styles to serve as scaffolding for others to follow.
The value of introverted leadership