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For HR professionals supporting a global workforce, the list of employee benefit offerings has expanded far beyond traditional employee benefit programs. In today’s highly digitized world, employees are seeking services to help make their lives safer, healthier, and peaceful. As cyber threats continue to grow in sophistication and identity theft becomes more and more common, employees are expecting the organizations they do business with (and for!) to support and guide them on how to protect themselves and their families.
At Iris® Powered by Generali, we understand the unique challenges HR leaders face when supporting diverse teams across the globe. That’s why we’ve curated a list of the most visited blogs of 2024 for human resources professionals.
Whether you’re focused on improving company morale and culture, enhancing the employee experience, or staying ahead of the fiercely competitive market for top talent, these resources can help keep you informed about the identity and cyber protection space, provide actionable insights to your employees, and stay ahead of the competition.
Check out the list below and let us know if any of your favorites made the cut. If you notice a blog missing from the list, let us know which one on LinkedIn and how it helped you in your business.
Top 5 Most Visited Blogs of 2024 for Human Resources Leaders
1.) 4 Tips to Help You Spot a Phishing Scam – Before You're Baited
Phishing attacks and scams have become increasingly sophisticated, making it harder to discern legitimate messages from harmful ones. Scammers often resort to impersonation tactics, posing as government agencies and legitimate businesses to trick their targets into interacting with a message from a seemingly trusted organization. In this blog, we share four tips to help your employees spot phishing communications and protect their personal data. In this blog, we share four tips to help consumers spot phishing communications and protect their personal data.
2.) White Paper: A Multi-Generational Workforce
Today’s workplace is vastly different from what it was just a few decades ago. Indeed, technology has played the biggest role in shaping today’s offices: from the way we communicate with one another to the ever-growing list of distractions present on the job (hello, social media) to the rising trend of teleworking. However, the very people who embody the workplace – the Millennials, Generation Xers, and Baby Boomers – have arguably played just as substantial a role in shaping it. Each generation has left its mark, and today’s emerging trends (e.g., flexible work hours, expectations of professional development opportunities, etc.) are simply a byproduct of the cultural shift created by the modern-day workforce. In our whitepaper, we evaluate the unique needs of each generation currently in the professional workforce and how companies can offer benefits catered to their unique needs, particularly the types of benefits that universally appeal to and add value to the lives of individuals in each generation.
3.) 3 Non-Traditional Pre-Tax Benefits You Should be Offering Your Employees
It’s no surprise that better benefits equate to more fulfilled, better engaged, and happier employees. Such employees are more likely to stay at their jobs and perform well, and such companies not only see higher productivity but an enhanced talent pool, too. This is why increasingly more organizations are turning to voluntary benefits to beef up their benefits offerings. These non-standard perks lend to a more tailored benefits package that better fulfills the many needs present in the workforce. What’s more, some of today’s non-traditional voluntary benefits are pre-tax deductible – a win for both your organization and your employees. In this blog, we highlight three pre-tax benefits employers include in their benefits programs to help close the deal during the hiring process while also fortifying talent acquisition and employee satisfaction.
4.) Why Software Updates are Non-Negotiable and Shouldn't be Ignored
Software updates do much more for IoT devices and applications than ensuring they run smoothly. They are improvements made by software developers and manufacturers. These enhancements include upgrading your device or application’s speed and efficiency, resolving bugs, and introducing new features. However, security enhancements are among the key upgrades or improvements often included in software updates. If individuals ignore or snooze on software updates, they are putting their sensitive information at risk of compromise, ransomware attacks, and other digital security threats. In this blog, we discuss why software updates are important, what devices and applications should be running on the most current software (with links to various popular devices’ websites to learn how to update their software!), and other ways individuals can stay safe online.
5.) 5 Ways Organizations Can Protect Their Employees
It’s no secret: the COVID-19 pandemic disrupted lives, livelihoods, communities, and businesses across the globe. With business storefronts shutting down (some temporarily, others, unfortunately, for good), millions of Americans filing for unemployment, and the rise of coronavirus-related scams, organizations worldwide were encouraged to counter these disruptions with empathy and positivity. With assistance from skilled HR professionals, organizations devoted their time and HR resources to making a positive impact on their communities while also protecting their employees from COVID-19 and identity theft. In this blog, we highlight a few ways organizations can continue to offer a helping hand to their internal and external stakeholders.