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The Delicate Art of Choosing Part-Time vs. Full-Time Workers

Homebase

Training costs: Dealing with constant turnover among part-time employees may result in higher training costs, as new hires might need more frequent onboarding. Career development: Full-time workers are more likely to develop and advance within your company. This could potentially impact your team’s cohesion.

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Key to Sustainable Success: Developing Middle Managers

Everwise

According to census data , retirement rates will increase significantly as the US workforce ages over the next 10 years, resulting in a vacuum within today’s middle management. Successful leadership development requires the blending of experiential on-the-job learning, coaching, and feedback with formal training.

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What do the NFL and your new hire experience have in common?

Ceridian

New hires sent to the wrong building or assigned to the wrong training class. Taking care to manage that relationship throughout the lifecycle – from offer acceptance to continuous feedback and long term career development – helps ensure that top talent will remain engaged and productive for years to come.

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Motivating employees close to retirement

Everwise

Earlier this month, motivating employees close to retirement surfaced as one of the most popular topics in the Everwise user community of Learning & Development (L&D) professionals and learners. Just because Baby Boomers are nearing retirement doesn’t mean that they will stop contributing to the workplace in a meaningful way.

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Do You See Meaning In Your Job? These Employees Do. - DecisionWise

DecisionWise

This may include training in presentation skills, American-English pronunciation for bilingual speakers, those with strong American regional accents, or communication skills needed for leadership. After a diverse and successful 31-year career at IBM, I retired and formed my own diversity and career development consultancy in 2010.