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#HotInHR: What work will be like for the class of 2018, Want the best results from AI? Ask a Human …

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It’s been a slow climb, but after a decade of steady recovery, young graduates’ economic prospects overall are the brightest since 2007. Wages have been rising since 2012, and recently surpassed the benchmark set in 2000. 3 Tools to Help You Navigate #SHRM18 in Chicago (SHRM Blog). We created a sample HR marketing plan.

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Why APIs Are the Future of Benefits | Guest Post: Ameritas & Noyo

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Why APIs Are the Future of Benefits | Guest Post: Ameritas & Noyo. Since the earliest days of insurance, group benefits have typically been “one size fits most.” Employers choose the plans they think are the best for their workforce, while employees are given a few options from which to pick one or none.

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The Heartbeat of the Organization

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Increasingly employees do not go into the office to get their work done – they are able to work quite effectively from a remote site. They go in order to meet with others to talk together about the planning and coordination issues their team or department is facing. They meet to have conversation.

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Absenteeism in the Workplace: A Full Guide

Digital HR Tech

A definition The impact of absenteeism in the workplace Excessive absenteeism: A Benchmark Absenteeism in the workplace: 7 Causes 13 effective absenteeism policies Conclusion Frequently Asked Questions. This is usually unplanned, for example, when someone falls ill, but can also be planned, for example during a strike or willful absence.