Mon.Feb 27, 2017

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I won’t be considered for a promotion unless I promise not to leave if my coworker gets the job

Ask a Manager

A reader writes: I work at a very small organization. Over my time here, I’ve steadily taken on more and more responsibility. I’ve tried to negotiate raises on several occasions, usually just after being assigned a new responsibility. In my opinion, when my job description and level of responsibility change significantly, I should have the opportunity to re-negotiate my salary.

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12 Powerful Tips to Build an Employee Recognition Culture

EmployeeConnect

About 65 percent of the people in one survey reported that they received no recognition over the last 12 months for their work.In the same report, 89 percent of employers feel that most employees leave their companies to earn more money. However, most workers who leave their jobs cite lack of appreciation as a major reason for seeking other opportunities.

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Essential Employee Onboarding Checklist

ExactHire

Make Your Onboarding Process a Competitive Advantage. Making improvements to the employee onboarding process isn’t always the first priority for small and medium businesses. If your organization happens to be growing rapidly, has a decent culture and offers opportunities for job promotions, unfortunately onboarding may mean nothing more than turning new hire paperwork into HR.

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6 Reasons Employees Lack Morale and How Fix It

Hppy

Maintaining high employee morale is extremely important for long-term success in business. When employee morale is low, it affects productivity, performance, and employee retention. Recognising the causes of low employee morale will give you better insight into how to turn things around. Lack of trust in leadership. Trust is at the core of a positive, well-functioning working relationship.

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Correct & Prevent I-9 Errors: Your 2024 Audit Toolkit

Simplify your I-9 compliance process and minimize the risk of costly fines with WorkBright’s comprehensive audit toolkit. Created in collaboration with employment law experts, this essential two-part guide will help you conduct a thorough internal audit in 2024. The first section outlines a three-step process for ensuring error-free and compliant I-9s, followed by two printable checklists to streamline your audit process.

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Out of the Box Ideas for Employee Appreciation Week

Achievers

By: Sarah Clayton. Communications and Campaigns Specialist, Achievers. Promoting a consistent culture of recognition is an essential component to employee engagement, but who says you can’t step up your appreciation game every once in a while? A good celebration tends to incite a positive atmosphere that is almost tangible to the touch – and the positivity is infectious.

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Independent Work: Train The Employees To Make Brainy Employees

Hppy

It’s easy to get caught up in the sole objective of investing copious amounts of money into resources and marketing when you’re trying to improve your business and creating a stronger, safer and more successful enterprise. Presentation plays such a big part in how your business is receive, and modern technology plays such a big part in your business’ capacity in comparison with your competitors.

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4 Kinds Of Hiring Data You Need To Be Tracking

Spark Hire

Hiring today looks a lot different than it did 10 or 20 years ago. What used to rely on a piece of paper and a gut feeling now relies on recommendations, evidence, and data. And it’s all thanks to recent advances made in technology. . Of these factors, hiring data is particularly important, as it can essentially reveal how well (or not well) a job candidate will perform in a role, if hired.

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Stop Trying So Hard

Laurie Ruettimann

I started listening to the Tim Ferriss podcast while beginning my training for Hustle Up the Hancock. The show isn’t made for me. I listened to high-achieving guests describe emotional breakthroughs, and it hurts my heart. “I discovered empathy in 2016! I learned that — to get through life — you need other people! I stopped eating sugar, and I’m loved!

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#LeadLikeAGirl: Ignite Your Impact as a Leader!

DDI

Data shows having female leaders pays off. How can women leaders ignite their own impact and how can you coach, mentor, and grow the next generation of leaders?

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Unlocking Employee Potential with the Power of Continuous Feedback

Speaker: Erin Daruszka and Nakisha Dixon

Recent studies show that only 21% of employees feel their performance and growth are within their control. What if the answer to employee development and high performance lies elsewhere? Enter continuous feedback. Imagine a work environment where feedback isn't a dreaded annual event, but a constant source of growth. Join us to discover how ongoing, actionable feedback empowers your team to take ownership of their performance, boosting engagement and development.

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How One Growing Company Is Changing Its Culture

TLNT: The Business of HR

Over the past two years, my company, Sterling Talent Solutions , has acquired four companies. As a result, we more than doubled in size. With this kind of growth comes change. We’ve added hundreds of new colleagues, ramped up our technology stack and have rethought our internal processes to ensure customers are getting the best service possible.

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how can we screen out micromanagers when hiring a new manager for our team?

Ask a Manager

A reader writes: I am part of the interview team in finding a replacement for our ex-manager. And our department would reeeeally like this person to not be another micromanager. Any ideas for questions I could ask? Or any red flags in the interviewee’s answers/demeanour to watch out for? Often when this topic comes up, people will advise asking the candidates to describe their management style.

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Why Leaders Struggle With Accountability

TLNT: The Business of HR

The ‘us vs. them’ mentality in most organizations is almost cliché — and it’s certainly unproductive.

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Guest Post! Lessons On Kicking The Leadership Habit

NoExcusesHR

I am thrilled that my friend Victorio Milian has agreed to provide a guest post today. His take on leadership is relevant, timely and insightful. Plus, he is not afraid to call out leadership when it needs to happen. - Leadership can be a helluva drug. I learned that lesson during my retail days. I got my first job as a stockperson at age nineteen. After a number of years I started working my way up.

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The Complete People Management Toolkit

From welcoming new team members to tough termination decisions, each employment lifecycle phase requires a balance of knowledge, empathy & legal diligence.

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Changing Perceptions: How Will Leadership Evolve in 2017

WorqIQ

Our perception of leadership changes as our leaders change. Following the 2016 election cycle, six YEC members reflect on how our collective perception of leadership could change in the new year. How will leadership evolve? And what can business leaders do to influence change? Take a look below for some of their reactions and insights going forward.

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the psychology behind the office candy dish

Ask a Manager

The Washington Post has a pretty fascinating piece about the psychology behind the office candy dish , centered around their own two-month experiment tracking one candy dish in their office. An amusing excerpt: The most fascinating part was watching how people behaved around the jar, which sits on a cabinet less than three feet from Kevin’s head. First of all, nearly everyone who approached the candy while Kevin was present emitted some sort of noise before opening the jar, even if it was just a

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110,000 reasons to remember that the ADA’s duty to accommodate starts before saying, “You’re hired.”

The Employer Handbook

Here’s a snippet from a recent EEOC press release : The [ Americans with Disabilities Act ] protects employees from discrimination based on their disabilities and requires employers to make reasonable accommodations to employees’ and applicants’ disabilities as long as it does not pose an undue hardship. That’s employees and applicants.

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3 Ways to Approach Benchmarking Hybrid Jobs

Compensation Today

Have you ever found yourself staring at lines of market data, wondering how you are going to benchmark your HR/Accounting Assistant, Recruiter/Front Desk Receptionist or Medical Coder/Billing Specialist? Many organizations employ “hybrid” jobs that encompass tasks and duties of two or more job titles. The problem is that benchmarking hybrid jobs is more complicated than simply “splitting the difference” between the market value of the two pieces of that job.

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Breaking the Burnout Cycle: Empowering Managers for Excellence

Speaker: Adri Glover - Head of People, and Mollie Hinz - Sr. People Partner

In the fast-paced world of work, burnout has emerged as a critical issue. Alarming statistics reveal two in five U.S. workers experience feeling burned out. However, the situation is even more dire among managers, with nearly half reporting burnout, often hidden behind their responsibilities and the desire to uplift their teams. Recognizing the severity of this problem is crucial.

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Here are 17 Quick Ways to Improve Communication in the Workplace

SnackNation

Here are 17 Quick Ways to Improve Communication in the Workplace. Denise had thought of everything. Her architecture firm was on the verge of landing a big new client, and she was in charge of making sure that their RFP meeting would dazzle them. She was having the proposal printed and bound, had ordered a custom welcome sign, and was even having the meeting catered by the prospective client’s favorite local restaurant.

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Authentic Accountability Takes the Cake

POPinNow

Let’s talk about one of the most important things every company needs to strive for: accountability. This is so much more than just simply creating a culture of stepping up to the plate. It is about nurturing your employees and setting the example by first and foremost holding yourself accountable. You want to encourage your team to be forward-thinking go-getters who are proactive, not reactive.

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10 Times You Should Take a Pay Cut

Evil HR Lady

We’d all love to have constant upward climb in pay , but it doesn’t always happen. There are sometimes when you should hold out for a raise , but there are sometimes when taking a pay cut makes sense. While more money seems like the best thing, it’s not always feasible. Here are 10 times you should be willing to accept a pay cut. (Of course, if someone wants to offer you more money, take it!).

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One type of consumer debt is at a record high, and it could impact your Employee Benefits strategy

Steve Boese

Quick shot for a busy, 'Did I just read the wrong Best Picture winner?' Monday. From our pals at Bloomberg , reporting on the recently released Quarterly Report on Household Debt and Credit out of the Federal Reserve of New York. Total U.S. student debt hit a record $1.31 trillion last year, the 18th consecutive year Americans' education debt rose, according to the Federal Reserve Bank of New York.

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From Awareness to Action: An HR Guide to Making Accessibility Accessible

Speaker: Danielle Johnson - Director of HR, Compliance & DEI in AI tech at Impact Observatory

Making accessibility accessible for organizations of all sizes may seem complex, but it doesn’t have to be. Prepare to broaden your understanding of Disability, Cultural Competency, and Inclusion with this insightful webinar. We’ll explore disability as a vibrant culture, understand the nuances of reasonable accommodations under the ADA, and navigate the complexities of undue hardship while challenging the status quo of accessibility practices.

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HR Automation is on the Way

HRExecutive

We might never see the human touch completely leave the HR suite—it is the human resource department, after all—but new research suggests that automation is still going to significantly touch the function in the years to come. The pace of automation in HR might be a bit slower than in other departments, though. In a survey of 719 HR managers and recruiters, CareerBuilder finds that, while more companies are turning to technology to address time-consuming and labor-intensive talent acquisition an

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Cost-Effective Growth: Let Big Data Do Your Heavy Lifting

Evil HR Lady

When your business grows, it can be exciting but also expensive. If you maximize big data, however, you can have the best of both worlds: cost-effective growth. Data has always been out there, but until recently it’s been too difficult to pull it all together. Thanks to advances in data aggregation technology, you can now fully leverage data to help your expansion easier and less expensive.

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New Survey: The 6 Most Critical Workforce Management Issues of 2017

Workforce Software

We asked nearly 400 business leaders about the workforce issues they consider to be “most critical” over the next 18 months. Here’s what they had to say.

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Educating the Next Generation of Leaders

HRSG

The workplace is changing, which means that employees and executives alike need to evolve. As one example, companies are shifting to a “digital mind-set”, meaning we are more comfortable with.

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A Seat At The Table: HR's Vital Role In Modern Businesses

HR leaders play a pivotal role in shaping the success of modern businesses. But to truly become a vital, thriving part of the business, the most successful HR departments adopt the strategic mindset and approach of “future-ready” companies. This guide will explore four strategic tactics for your people strategy to help secure HR’s place as a critical part of the business.

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15 employee engagement ideas to try in 2017

Interact-Intranet

The research that drove Gallup to write their original report on the State of the American Workplace was conducted nearly ten years ago. That’s the report that says only about 30% of workers in the U.S. are engaged and that engagement costs companies between $450 and 550 billion each year. If you’re in communications or HR, even if you’re just interested in the corporate world, you’ve probably seen those statistics.

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How to Get Back on Your Feet After a Star Employee Has Left

FingerCheck

A great employee has just told you they’ve found a new job and you’re officially in shock. How are you supposed to move forward? . Much like a breakup, the adjustment period takes time. It’s hard saying goodbye to someone who is talented and full of promise, especially when you’ve depended on them in times of transition and hardship.

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#HotInHR: Uber’s Unrestrained Workplace Culture, Attracting/Hiring Diverse, Hardworking Millennials

Advos

Sign-Up For Our Weekly Recap Of HR Funding News. Every Monday we send a summary of the previous week’s funding announcements, mergers, acquisitions, and partnership news from the HR technology, recruitment, talent management and employee benefits space. Sign up now. Week in Review – Popular Content. Inside Uber’s Aggressive, Unrestrained Workplace Culture – NYT.