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Retention During a Recession: 5 Ways to Keep Top Talent

Bonusly

To boost employee retention and plan for a successful year: Why retention during a recession matters. That’s definitely not what we saw in the 2008 recession when workers were happy to go far beyond their duties just to keep their jobs. times more important than compensation in predicting turnover.

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Guardian’s 11th Annual Workplace Benefits Study: An Overview of PEO Trends

Extensis

Reports show the number of employers using PEOs has grown nearly 40% since 2008, and Guardian’s 11 th Annual Workplace Benefits Study shares insights into why. Candidates choose jobs based on compensation packages, especially the value of the benefits offered. This is in comparison to only 5 in 10 employers who aren’t PEO members.

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Paid Leave: Coming to a Jurisdiction Near You?

HR Daily Advisor

2008); Connecticut (2012); California (2015); Massachusetts (2015); Oregon (2016); and Vermont (2017). Retention will improve, and turnover will drop. One company reports significant results: After increasing paid maternity leave from 12 to 18 months, Google saw their retention rate for new mothers increase by 50%.

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These diversity in the workplace statistics could change your business

Homebase

It improves productivity, opens your business to fresh perspectives, and can reduce turnover rates. Studies show that candidates with “distinctively black names” are less likely to be interviewed or move forward in the interview process in comparison to candidates with “distinctively white names”. 72% of U.S.