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Workforce Planning for Your Next Fiscal Year in a Time of Uncertainty

Cisive

Before the World Health Organization (WHO) upgraded the coronavirus to pandemic status, before the White House and most state governments announced any plans, and before there was a single identified case in Texas, H-E-B—a Texas-based grocery chain—was preparing an emergency response plan it has been refining since 2005.

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Employer Strategies for Successfully Hiring Justice Involved Job Candidates

ExactHire

In fact, according to the same ACLU study, 75% of formerly incarcerated people will remain unemployed a year after release. Department of Justice’s Bureau of Justice Statistics, across 30 states 5 out of 6 (a staggering 83%) of state prisoners released in 2005 were arrested at least once during the 9 years following their release.

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HR 101: Let’s discuss sabbaticals

HR Brew

A sabbatical is an extended leave (paid or unpaid, depending on the organization) during which an employee can spend time studying, traveling, or focusing on personal growth, with the intention of returning to their job. In 2005, 23% of US businesses offered paid or unpaid sabbatical leave, according to SHRM data cited by the New York Times.

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Daniel Marsili, Colgate-Palmolive’s former CHRO, on paying it forward as a mentor

HR Brew

Psychology and HR are the most common fields of study for people pros who go on to become CHROs or CPOs, according to Live Data Technologies figures provided to HR Brew. Marsili got the CHRO job in 2005, and the experience informed his own approach to mentorship and succession planning. On-the-ground experience.

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How Remote Working is Transforming the Workplace

Professional Alternatives

According to a recent study, the number of people working remotely at least part of the time has grown by 140% since 2005. Studies have shown that remote workers are often more engaged and motivated, leading to higher levels of job satisfaction and retention.

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Studies: ACA Has No Effect on Hours Worked [UPDATE]

ACA Times

But that has not happened, according to several studies on the issue. In January 2016, we wrote about a comprehensive study reported in the journal Health Affairs that found employees working just above and just under 30 hours per week both experienced virtually no change in their workweeks during the years the ACA has been in effect.

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Organizing a Remote Workforce: Hiring, Onboarding, and Keeping Track of Everyone

Pingboard

A global study of full-time professionals across 96 countries found that 70 percent of employees work at least one day a week remotely. workforce, work from home at least half of the time, a 115 percent increase since 2005. workforce, work from home at least half of the time, a 115 percent increase since 2005. million U.S.