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5 Ways to Fine Tune Talent Acquisition with an Eye on Recession

HR Morning

From 2007 to 2009, the Great Recession swallowed up 8.7 From career setbacks to retirement disruptions, it was a traumatic period for the U.S. It also means taking into account the contributions and management of all employment categories, from full-time and part-time employees to contingent staff and outsourced resources and vendors.

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The Art of Matchmaking Blog Series: Step 3

HR Management

“Companies who implement an effective onboarding program during the first three months of new-hire employment experience 31 percent less turnover than those who don’t” Aberdeen Group. It can help your Millennial new employee understand his leader communication styles and the team dynamics. In 2009, Profiles International, Inc.

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This isn’t our usual working from home: parenting and working during COVID-19

Stories Incorporated HR

I have been a member of the remote workforce and a parent who works from home since 2009. In special circumstances, I hired a college-aged driver-nanny or called upon retired grandparents to provide additional childcare support. Instead, they’re attending three different schools remotely, and they all need help.

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20 Simple Reasons Your Top Performers Quit

Bonusly

The SAP / Oxford Economics study found that employees value competitive compensation, merit-based rewards, retirement plans, training, flexible work locations and schedules, vacation time, family benefits, education, and personal recognition from higher ups. Their expectations are not being met. Do you know what your top performers expect?

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The Equation’s Flipped: How Employers Can Stand Out in a Strong Job Market

Hireology

Baby boomers , who currently comprise 25% of the US workforce, are retiring en masse. Together, these circumstances mean the employment pool is shrinking and competition for talent is fierce. It’s a little difficult for employers to change their old mindset,” said Sandy. And as recently as 2009, that was the case.