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iCIMS - Technology for Induction - and ensuring Quality of Hire ~ HR.

Strategic HCM

The high first year turnover experienced in many, many organisations isn’t usually down to poor selection, it’s about everything else that’s going on instead. And as is often the case, the key enabler for effective onboarding is effective technology. The second thing is that performance is always contextual.

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Corporate Communications Strategy: Building Trust and Engagement in a Digital World

Staffbase

Chris Close , Senior Director and Head of Corporate Communications at CF Industries, emphasizes the value of focusing on external benchmarks in shaping internal communications: “No internal communications program can be successful just by looking inward — we have to bring in new ideas and concepts. The outcome? trillion.

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Pay transparency: the pros, the cons, and best practices

Workable

Outcome transparency involves disclosing the actual compensation figures, such as specific salary ranges or benchmarks for different roles and levels within the organization, allowing employees and candidates to see where their pay stands relative to those benchmarks. Arguments against pay transparency OK, it’s not all roses and cream.

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What Is Employee Turnover (and Why It Matters)

Zenefits

At some point, if your business is more than one person, you’re likely to deal with employee turnover. Analysts estimate backfilling roles costs employers roughly 20% of that position’s salary in hiring, recruiting, and onboarding costs. What Is Employee Turnover? How Does the US BLS Calculate Turnover?

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Sick of HR getting the blame for bullying? (For Dummies Excerpt)

Civility Partners

In over 16 years and almost 300 clients, of course Ive come across this on occasion, but for me the norm is that HR has been trying to get permission from their CEO to address toxic behavior from one individual or a toxic culture causing turnover and other problems. Have any of your teams been impacted by turnover?