Korn Ferry | Global news | Human Resources

An overview of Korn Ferry global news:

United States

North America | United States

Korn Ferry launches AI-powered talent analytics platform Korn Ferry, an organizational consulting firm, has launched Korn Ferry Intelligence Cloud, an AI-enabled talent analytics platform.
17 December 2021
United States

North America | United States

Korn Ferry CEO Gary Burnison releases new leadership book Gary Burnison, CEO of organizational consultancy Korn Ferry, has authored his eighth book: “The Five Graces of Life and Leadership.
08 December 2021
United Kingdom

Europe | United Kingdom

Social care workers undervalued by £7,000 annually during pandemic During the pandemic, the importance of social care workers was continuously highlighted, but according to a new report, their wages undervalue their work by almost £7,000 per year.
20 July 2021
Europe

Europe | Regional

More female directors appointed in European boardrooms The number of women appointed in the boardrooms of large European companies continues to rise, with the share of female executives increasing from 32% to 34% over the past twelve months.
25 March 2020
United States

North America | United States

Professionals say they are more productive working virtually Most professionals (88%) say they are more productive working virtually, according to a recent survey from organizational consulting firm Korn Ferry.
02 March 2020
United States

North America | United States

Workplaces more stressful than five years ago, finds Korn Ferry Most professionals say that their workplace is more stressful than it was five years ago, according to a Korn Ferry global survey of 1,405 people.
17 February 2020
United States

North America | United States

Professionals say too many meeting and calls hamper productivity Too many pointless meeting and calls are hampering productivity, according to a recent survey of professionals from Korn Ferry.
18 November 2019
United Kingdom

Europe | United Kingdom

Gen Z more optimistic and relaxed than millennial workers The first wave of Generation Z – people born between 1995 and 2010 – are entering the workforce, and according to a survey by Korn Ferry, they are making a positive impression on their coworkers.
30 October 2019
United States

North America | United States

Job-hopping 'career nomads' could be costing some companies “Career nomads” – high-performing professionals who switch jobs, organizations, and careers at a faster rate than others – could be costing some companies more than others.
29 October 2019
United States

North America | United States

Productivity slides in summertime, finds Korn Ferry In a recent survey, human capital consultancy Korn Ferry found that work productivity takes a hit in the summer months. The online executive survey received over 1,000 responses in May 2019.
11 June 2019
Europe

Europe | Regional

Salary growth in Europe: an East versus West divide For years, the wages of Eastern European workers have lagged far behind those of their Western counterparts.
09 May 2019
United States

North America | United States

Motivated and empowered employees drive sales and earnings per share A study from human capital consultancy Korn Ferry has found that companies with highly motivated employees see almost double the sales and earnings per share (EPS) growth rates of those which do not
02 May 2019
United States

North America | United States

Korn Ferry rolls out SoFi financial wellness products to its US workers Consulting firm Korn Ferry has partnered with personal finance firm SoFi to offer financial products and tools to its US workforce.
16 April 2019
United States

North America | United States

Korn Ferry's RJ Heckman releases HR strategy book 'The Talent Manifesto' Publisher McGraw Hill has released a new book from Korn Ferry vice chairman Dr RJ Heckman, an expert in talent management consulting and leadership development.
22 February 2019
United States

North America | United States

Want the perfect candidate? Be psychic, says Korn Ferry The rapidly shifting business landscape means talent acquisition professionals must “’look into their crystal ball’ while hiring for both near-term and future need,” according to a new survey by glob
07 February 2019
United States

North America | United States

Amid booming economy, entry-level workers see real-wage decline
05 October 2018
Saudi Arabia

Middle East | Saudi Arabia

Saudi Arabia facing steep wage hikes due to skilled talent shortage
23 July 2018
Europe

Europe | Regional

Talent shortage is more pressing than job losses by robotisation While many are concerned that robotisation will lead to the vanishing of jobs, it appears that the real risk lies in a shortage of talented people.
20 July 2018
Europe

Europe | Regional

Investing in people alongside tech is crucial for digital sustainability Digitalisation is becoming an increasingly dominant force across all aspects of personal and work life.
12 July 2018
United Kingdom

Europe | United Kingdom

Businesses lack skill when sourcing HR talent, study finds A recent survey of Chief Human Resources Officers (CHROs) across the globe has found that business acumen is the most lacking skill when looking for top level HR talent.
06 September 2017
United Kingdom

Europe | United Kingdom

Average starting salary for university graduates across the UK New analysis of entry-level professional salaries has revealed that the UK’s average graduate wage rose at less than the rate of inflation between 2016 and 2017.
23 August 2017
United Kingdom

Europe | United Kingdom

Bias is a major barrier for gender parity in leadership positions Bias against women remains a key factor in low levels of female representation in leadership positions.
22 August 2017
United Kingdom

Europe | United Kingdom

The top 10 World’s Most Admired Companies: Apple and Amazon lead Apple, Amazon.com and Starbucks are the World’s Most Admired Companies, according to Fortune 500 and Korn Ferry Hay Group's benchmark.
09 March 2017

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