Nearly Half of HR is New to Their Role: Paycor Unveils New Report
Survey of more than 7,000 professionals reveals key trends and predictions for the future of HR
"This is our most comprehensive survey ever," said
Key Insights
- Employees with two years or less at a company are the biggest flight risk. They are 38% more likely to search for a new job in the next 12 months. Employees who have been with a company for one year or less are 21% less likely to rate their leaders favorably.
- Nearly half (46%) of HR professionals have been in their roles for two years or less. To counteract recent hire turnover, smart companies will invest in an extended, more robust onboarding experience and best-in-class HR and talent tools.
- C-suite executives see HR as the owner of leadership development. Chief executives cite "lack of HR support" and "outdated performance management systems" as the top two reasons for ineffective management. There's no longer any doubt that the top of the organization views HR as a mission-critical strategic partner.
- Effective leadership drives business results. Compared to low-performing companies, employees who work for high-performing companies are 110% more likely to get productive feedback from their managers and 397% more likely to say their company's senior leaders are engaged and inspirational.
- Hybrid workers are the most engaged. Employees who split their time between an office and a remote location are 31% more engaged than remote workers and 16% more engaged than fully in-person workers. Fully onsite companies come in a solid second place and remote is a distant third. Remote workers report less satisfaction across the board.
"We were encouraged that 91% of businesses plan to hire in the next 12 months and that 79% of
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