In honor of Women’s History Month, we asked hundreds of CHROs across the country to provide a snapshot of their workforce as it pertains to female representation. What we found are significant gaps.
StrategicCHRO360’s Q4 survey of U.S. CHROs finds the nation’s people chiefs planning to increase hiring in the year ahead, despite gloomy forecast for business.
A greater number of CHROs are forecasting improvements in business conditions in the months ahead—but they also say the current environment is the worst it’s been in a year.
StrategicCHRO360’s latest poll of CHROs finds HR chiefs revising their one-year forecast for business downward in April, despite continued optimism for a near-term economic recovery.
A new poll of more than 120 CHROs finds hybrid work in favor across all age demographics, despite increasing number of companies calling workers back in the office
New research shows CHRO outlook for business down 27 percent since the beginning of the year, as companies grapple with labor shortages and a revolving door of employees amid inflation and budget constraints.
New research shows CHRO optimism falling more than 6 percent in November, as companies continue to grapple with limited supplies of talent, increasing wage pressures and persisting Covid complications.
StrategicCHRO360’s September polling of 119 CHROs reveals American businesses split over mandating vaccines for on-site employees—with great majority choosing to implement mask requirements instead.
StrategicCHRO360’s September polling of 119 U.S.-based HR chiefs reveals optimism for business at highest level on record. CHROs are the most optimistic members of the C-Suite—by a significant margin.
StrategicCHRO360’s latest poll of America’s HR leaders shows optimism that the current challenges facing businesses across the country will soon be over.