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Discovering the 5 traits of awesome employers (A Top 10 Blog Post in 2014)

Ceridian

From employee engagement to the Affordable Care Act, there were a number of trending HR topics on the Ceridian HCM Blog this year. For the rest of December, we will be revisiting each of the Top 10 Most Popular Blog Posts of 2014. What is it that makes an employer truly awesome? Perhaps the best way to put […].

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10 People Sustainability Strategies for Your Business

Vantage Circle

Improved Employee Engagement and Retention When employees feel that their well-being and development are prioritized, they are more likely to be engaged and committed towards their work. This could include reducing energy and water consumption, reducing waste, or increasing employee engagement and well-being.

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12 Strategies for Healthcare Employee Retention for Building a Stable and Satisfied Workforce

Empuls

This means offering clear career pathways, showcasing advancement opportunities, and regularly revisiting roles and responsibilities to ensure they align with individual aspirations and skills. Hosting regular career development sessions, where employees can discuss their goals and map out potential routes to achieve them, can be invaluable.

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Causes of Employee Turnover

Bonusly

Bureau of Labor Statistics , 2014-2018. Certain aspects of employee experience tend to be the biggest drivers of turnover (why employees leave) and retention (why employees stay). They found the top reason for leaving is career development, followed by work-life balance and manager behavior. Transportation.

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Promotions, Bonuses, Raises, Recognition - When They Work (and When They Don't)

Compensation Cafe

In perhaps a worst-case scenario, promotions are little more than title changes in which the employee’s job duties change little if at all with no pay increase. The driving force behind this is often budgetary: “I can’t give Susie a raise, and there’s no career development path in the department right now.

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UAW Strike 2023: What Happened and What Other Companies Can Learn From It

Terryberry

Here, we’ll take a deeper look at what happened with the UAW, how it was resolved, and what it means for employee engagement as a whole going forward. Before 2020, such a significant rise hadn't occurred since 2014 when prices increased by 3.7%. This can be especially true among younger employees.