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New Year, Same Story: 2016 Forecast Is For Another Year of 3% Raises

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According to the latest survey by Towers Watson , the global talent management consultant, “Pay raises for U.S. ” Yes, you read that right — next year’s salary hike is projected to be the same 3 percent increase employees received this year and in 2014. professional) employees.”

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Employers Are Losing More Candidates as Time To Fill Rates Grow Longer

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days in 2010 to 22.9 days at the end of 2014. Year-over-year data,” says the MRI report, “shows rejected offers after two weeks are on the rise, advancing 6 percentage points since the first half 2014 survey.”. In the midst of a national recovery that has seen the unemployment rate go from a high of 10.1 percent to 5.3

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Hiring Wisdom: Do You Believe These Lies About the “New” World of Work?

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As for the old rule here, employer-provided medical care was available to 86 percent of full-time private industry workers in the United States in March 2014. percent in January 2010. By contrast, only 23 percent of part-time workers had medical care benefits available. Since 1968, a time when only 13.5 percent of U.S.