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Unemployment Is Down. Will Your Employees Jump Ship?

HR Daily Advisor

Employers now have more reason to be concerned that turnover rates will begin to rise again. The Department of Labor (DOL) confirms this is already happening: In November 2014, the number of people who are voluntarily quitting reached its highest level since 2008 ii. Reducing Turnover in a Growing Economy.

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Full-time vs. Part-time Employee Benefits: How to Offer Both

Zenefits

The United States economy was on the rebound during the 12 years following the 2008 recession. Benefits, perquisites (perks), and one-time bonuses were currency for attracting new hires and retaining current staff. Benefits, perquisites (perks), and one-time bonuses were currency for attracting new hires and retaining current staff.

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

Terryberry

While the auto workers may have been fighting for specific conditions and benefits lost during the 2007-2008 financial crisis, there are still valuable lessons every company can take away from this experience. Brewing Discontent In 2008, the automotive industry felt critical impacts from the global financial crisis.