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The 10 Most Popular Articles Among Recruiters This Week

Linkedin Talent Blog

In case you need a stimulating read, here’s a great list for you. We took a look at the articles staffing and corporate recruiters shared, liked, and commented on the most on LinkedIn during the last 7 days and posted them below. Here are the top posts for this week: 1. 12 Recruiting Stats That Will Change The Way Your Hire -- by Laurence Hebberd. 2. 3 Questions Every Employer Should Ask in a Job Interview -- by Tulika Tripathi. 3.

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California Becomes First State to Raise its Minimum Wage to $15 an Hour

Trinet

California Governor Jerry Brown recently signed a bill into law that will raise the minimum wage to $15 an hour over the next six years. In this historic move, California will have the highest. Visit site for full story.

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Writing An Offer Letter? Use This Easy Template

Justworks

There’s nothing more exciting than bringing on a new hire. After all your hard work to find the right person, it’s a time of celebration — and a time to put your best foot forward. Make sure you and your new employee are on the same page from day one with a clear job offer letter. Prospective employees should sign a job offer letter before they begin work.

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16 Reward Ideas That Serve the Hospitality Industry

Kazoo

In a recent interview , NPR asked the director of Restaurant Opportunities Centers United what the biggest problems facing restaurant workers were. Her answer? Wages and benefits. With the hospitality industry’s minimum wage debate getting attention lately, is anyone talking about the benefits side? It’s a fascinating part of the equation for us—not just because Kazoo helps companies with their employee rewards programs, but because we see customers in the hospitality industry using rewards and

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The Rules Do Apply: Navigating HR Compliance

Speaker: Ann Meyers Piccirillo

HR Compliance is like a giant game of whack-a-mole. Once you think your company is compliant with all policies and procedures documented and in place, there’s a new or amended law, regulation, or final rule that pops up landing you back at ‘start.’ There are shifts, interpretations, and balancing acts to understanding compliance changes. Keeping up is not easy and it’s very time consuming.

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UK’s Happiest Workplace, Tough Conversations, Engagement Economics And Work-Life Balance #FridayFinds

Hppy

Although it’s tough to outshine a news like the Panama Papers leak, we’ll still going to try and bring into focus some of this week’s best articles in the HR world. Here they are: Inside the happiest office in London — where some employees get a $14,000 travel allowance. Glassdoor’s 2016 rankings named online travel company Expedia as the best place to work in the UK.

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The Need for Humor at Work

WorqIQ

Chances are your office could stand to have a little more fun. Humor is often toned down because people don't think it has a spot in the workplace. Read More» The post The Need for Humor at Work appeared first on Switch & Shift.

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Love Your Colleagues: Work Life Is More Than Just What You Do

Ceridian

By Kristina Cleary, SVP Global Marketing, Dayforce HCM. Recent events, both sad and touching, have reminded me how important my colleagues are to my work life. That all the great things I get out of working here, all the pleasure and enjoyment I take in coming to work, is so much more than just the tasks I complete. People make my work life what it is.

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How Can Leaders Effectively Manage Employees’ Negative Emotions?

IO At Work

Negative emotions are unfortunately found in most workplaces, and they can threaten the productivity or well-being of employees who have them. So what is the best way for leaders to manage their followers’ negative emotions? A new study finds that some strategies work better than others, and may even enhance job satisfaction and job performance. [Read More].

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3 costly mistakes new managers can’t afford to make

HR Morning

When new managers hit the ground running, it makes HR’s life easier. Good managers keep your brightest stars engaged, which improves retention and keeps you from having to fill talent gaps. Poor managers — or at least those who start off poorly — have the opposite effect. . Below are three common, but avoidable, mistakes new managers make that prevent them from hitting the ground running.

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Automate Your Onboarding Process In 7 Steps

Efficient employee onboarding is more than a warm welcome—it's a catalyst for business growth. Automated onboarding transforms new hires into productive team members faster, fostering long-term satisfaction and talent retention. For HR, automation means replacing inefficient manual processes with streamlined, cost-effective operations. Our eBook reveals how automating employee onboarding delivers these benefits, reducing HR challenges and elevating new employee readiness.

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TalentCulture Corner Office With Former NY Yankee, Patrick Antrim

TalentCulture

Continuing with our series The TalentCulture Corner Office , Cyndy Trivella, Events Manager with TalentCulture, spoke with former New York Yankee, turned entrepreneur, Patrick Antrim. In this third installment, she chatted with Patrick about leadership, business, teamwork and how being a former athlete has helped him succeed as an entrepreneur. As with former interviews in this series, the discussion centers on the perspective and experience of someone who has made the move to the “corner office

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Your employee handbook may be a contract — unless it says this …

HR Morning

If you don’t want your employee handbook to qualify as a contract in court, then here’s what it should say. . “This is not a contract.”. It sounds simple, but missing this language in one of its employee handbooks recently got an employer in some legal hot water. The lesson came from a new appeals court ruling, which said a handbook can create a contract unless it includes a disclaimer to the contrary.

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2015 Turnover Rates by Industry

Compensation Force

In response to the many, many requests received and continuing a long tradition here at the Force, I am pleased to bring you the latest turnover rates by industry, provided to us by CompData Surveys. The information in the following charts - both voluntary and total turnover rates - has been drawn from CompData's 2015 edition of their annual BenchmarkPro Survey, which features data submitted by more than 28,000 organizations.

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Three Ways to Accelerate Employee Engagement (Part 1)

Total Employee Recognition

Employee engagement is a powerful tool for companies looking to increase profits, drive innovation, retain talent, and energize the workforce. And while the process of implementing a better plan for engagement can often take some time, there are three steps any organization can take to accelerate the process on every level. So, as we discuss this ever-important topic over the course of our next three blog entries, let us once again turn to Gallup’s report titled, “ State of the American Workplac

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Modernizing Hiring: The Rise of Contingent Recruitment in 2024

The job market is changing fast, and to stay ahead, your hiring strategy needs to be flexible. With recent economic shifts, more companies are turning to contingent workers for their adaptability and cost savings. In fact, 32% of businesses are already prioritizing contingent over traditional full-time positions. Curious to learn more? In our new guide, you'll discover: The major benefits of incorporating contingent workers into your team.

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Permanent light duty is not an ADA accommodation. Unless you make it one.

The Employer Handbook

The Americans with Disabilities Act requires employers to provide a reasonable accommodation to an individual with a disability, if doing so will allow that person to perform the essential functions of the job. Temporary light duty? Yep, that’s a reasonable accommodation. But, what about permanent light duty? Last night, I was reading this opinion about a woman — oh, what was her name?

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How Do You Overcome an Employment Gap?

About Human Resources

If your candidate has been unemployed, you need to know the cause of the employment gap. It may affect your hiring decision. Find out about employment gaps.

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About WorkHuman

Laurie Ruettimann

Hi, everybody. I’m back from my crazy trip to Istanbul via London. I had a great time, but I’m exhausted. I went with my friend, Jennifer McClure. We have so many crazy stories that I’ll share next week. But right now I wanted to tell you that Jennifer is reading Thrive by Arianna Huffington. Have you read it? I haven’t, but it looks good.

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Insights on Becoming an Effective Learner

QAspire

We learn the most from that which challenges us the most. I remember having learned server side scripting many years back completely on my own. I had no special resources, no advanced tools and no external guidance – just a lot of willingness to pick up the skill. It wasn’t easy and that made it all the more interesting. But as we grow in our career and life, we avoid the discomfort involved in learning new things, which eventually slows down the process of learning.

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The Essential Performance Review Checklist

Performance reviews are a proactive way to engage with your employees, provide clear communication about expectations, and acknowledge them for their hard work. But getting the right framework and creating consistency across your organization can be tricky. We put together this checklist to help you evaluate your current performance review process and equip managers with the right tools to perform individual assessments.

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8 Tips about How to Get Results from Your Employees

Evil HR Lady

Sometimes people who haven’t ever been managers imagine that being a manager is somewhat like sitting in a big leather chair and issuing proclamations. The modern day equivalent of being a king. The reality is there might be a leather chair involved, but proclamations are few and far between. The responsibilities are serious and heavy. Even if you’re the CEO, there’s someone you’re reporting to in – the CEO’s case the stockholders or the board of directors or

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Talent management is going to the dogs

Steve Boese

In what could have also been submitted for the pretty dormant for a time ' Job Titles of the Future' series, the latest in Talent Management trends is apparently centered around a phenomenon known as 'The Cute Dogs of Instagram.'. Check this from a recent piece on Yahoo Finance titled 'Working like a dog: Instagram's popular pups bank up to $3,000 per post : Instagram’s superstar dogs have their own talent agency, which is helping their owners rake in big money via the photo-sharing app.

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Introducing the UCAT, an Internationally-Friendly Aptitude Test

Criteria Corp

Today we’re excited to launch our new internationally-friendly aptitude test, the Universal Cognitive Aptitude Test, or UCAT. The UCAT measures general cognitive aptitude, one of the most predictive factors for job success. Just like the CCAT, our most popular aptitude test, the UCAT measures critical thinking, problem-solving ability, and logic, all elements of cognitive aptitude.

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Give Your 2016 “To-Do” List a Good Spring Cleaning

HR Daily Advisor

Spring has sprung. The grass is green. The flowers are blooming. The trees are in full blossom. It’s that time of year again. Time for spring cleaning. Out with the old and in with the new. At least that’s my wife’s way of thinking. Last weekend, we spent a day cleaning out the garage. At the end, we made one trip to the dump, a second to Goodwill, and another to a consignment store.

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An HR Leaders Guide: 7 Questions To Ask When Developing Your Cancer Strategy

As HR and Benefits leaders are in the midst of evaluating cancer care solutions and designing their requirements for vendors, it’s key to know what questions to ask to ensure the development of a truly comprehensive strategy: from prevention to diagnosis to treatment to survivorship. Getting to the right answers starts with asking the right questions: How can better access improve engagement?

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A new twist on the employee perk Millennials love best

HR Morning

Millennials will soon be the most prominent demographic in the workforce, and many of these employees have been saddled with tremendous amounts of student loan debt. So it makes sense that student loan repayment benefits are starting to gain some major traction with young workers. . As reported on HRBenefitsAlert.com , some forward-thinking firms are already offering direct student loan repayment options.

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Demystifying Compensation for Everyone

Namely

Scene 1, Take 1: A Compensation Conversation—Without the Proper Rehearsal You’re a people manager walking into a one-on-one meeting about compensation. As you begin to share the news—a pay raise you thought would be well-received—you’re having difficulty explaining how the compensation decision was made, and answering all of your employee’s questions as well.

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How to make the most out of Pinterest for business

Take It Personel-ly

Pinterest is one of those social media giants in the making. If you think it’s nothing else than a simple mood board creator targeting mostly female audiences, you might be losing some great marketing opportunities. Not many brands know how to make the most out of their presence on Pinterest, so here are 8 tips […].

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Demystifying Compensation for Everyone

Namely

Scene 1, Take 1: A Compensation Conversation—Without the Proper Rehearsal You’re a people manager walking into a one-on-one meeting about compensation. As you begin to share the news—a pay raise you thought would be well-received—you’re having difficulty explaining how the compensation decision was made, and answering all of your employee’s questions as well.

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AI & DEI: With Great Opportunities Comes Great HR Responsibility

Speaker: Jen Kirkwood - Partner, Responsible HR & AI at IBM and World Economic Forum Executive Fellow

The promise of AI for today’s organizations is real, yet in a frenzied state of experimentation, many stumble to get to a full-scale enterprise. As companies race to discover what generative AI can do, HR must lead conversations about how to balance cutting-edge innovations with integrity, trust, and diversity. Globally, organizations are at a critical intersection of Diversity, Equity, Inclusion, and AI acceleration.

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employee keeps inviting himself into my conversations, nose-blowing coworker, and more

Ask a Manager

It’s four answers to four questions. Here we go…. 1. My employee keeps inviting himself into my conversations. I am currently having an issue with an employee on my team who reports directly to me. Every time someone comes to speak to me at my desk, he injects himself into the conversations and turns it into a kind of group discussion. Sometimes it’s our director who wants to speak to me about work, and this person rolls around his chair and starts joining in by nodding and agreeing with what

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Seven Emails: from childlike interactions to gender equality and the alienation of labour

HR Zone

Lead. Seven Emails: the alienation of labour.

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how to adjust to a new job with extreme flexibility

Ask a Manager

A reader writes: I just started a new job last week, and it is nontraditional in the sense that there isn’t really a set office: The company is so small that we each just have a membership at a coworking space, our cells are our main phone lines, and people are often out and about for meetings. I basically stay in the “office” unless I’m accompanying someone to a meeting.

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