If your organization is utilizing a contingent workforce, it's exposed to a well-known set of internal and external mechanisms.
Whether you realize it or not, these mechanisms impact your company in a significant way.
When you combine all these factors together, they represent your contingent workforce ecosystem.
HCMWorks facilitates half-day 'whiteboard sessions' to provide potential clients and future partners a glimpse into their contingent workforce ecosystem and how it's performing.
Our role in this process is to help companies identify, understand and manage their contingent workforce ecosystem in such a way that they can take advantage of their contingent workforce as a strategic asset.
Independent contractors, freelancers, and contract workers are a valuable source of high-quality talent but managing dozens, if not hundreds of IC contracts, invoices and more, is a full-time job for several of your people.
Learn how to simplify, streamline and reduce the complexity of managing your freelancers, consultants and contract workers.
Contingent workforce management is complex. Without a proper strategy that centralizes how you manage your temporary workers, it's almost certain that your business has no visibility into its contingent workforce and is spending large amounts of money on rogue costs.
In our previous blog, 'How to Successfully Manage Contingent Workforce Costs - Part 1', we looked at the importance of better sourcing in your contingent workforce and how it can help your organize reduce spending.
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Keeping track of your contingent workforce is complex. You simply cannot manage what you can't measure, and most of the organizations we speak to do not have efficient processes, technologies and strategies in place to properly manage their temporary workforce.
It's likely that your organization has hiring managers in different branches of your company engaging contingent or non-permanent workers, without a centralized management process. This means your business is creating unseen workers who are not entirely visible to your human resources department, resulting in rogue spend and...
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This year has been a tough one for businesses around the world, and for the employees that work for them. Employers have had to make difficult choices about their workforce, and employees have been forced to look for new ways to work from home. With a large number of employees being laid off and the majority of organizations still adopting entirely work-from-home business models, there’s a new wave of highly talented and skilled workers that can be hired on a contingent basis.
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