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The Reason Companies Should Calculate Cost Per Hire

HR Bartender

Back in 2012, the Society for Human Resource Management (SHRM) worked with the American National Standards Institute (ANSI) to create a uniform standard calculation for cost per hire (CPH). If you know how to use them. Every once in a while, I run across an article that talks about why organizations shouldn’t calculate cost per hire.

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How Resume & Employment Verification Protects Employers

Cisive

When Johnson Kane co-founded the Education Fellowship Trust in 2012, he presented an impressive CV that claimed the government had put him on the board of the British Airports Authority before it was privatized, that he had run a venture capital bank and that he was high up in John Lewis, when in fact he was a shop floor salesman.

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4 Ways To Use The Cloud For Field Workforce Management

Hppy

In fact, this statistic reflects a 4 percent increase since 2012, highlighting a growing work-from-home trend in the years to come. For HR professionals, this presents a unique challenge about how to effectively manage remote workforces. Also read: HR’s Future is Big Data.

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Is Your Company Suffering from High Attrition Rates?

Professional Alternatives

Replacing a worker can cost around 20 percent of their salary, according to a 2012 Center for American Progress study. Employees leave for a variety of reasons that are often unavoidable; however, a consistent trend of turnover is a signal that something isn’t working properly in the hiring process.

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Continuous Improvement - Flipping the Script on Your Coaching Culture

Speaker: Jordan George, Director, Leadership & Talent Development

In 2012 – 15 years later – another SHRM survey found 45% of HR leaders thought reviews were a poor gauge of a worker’s performance. Despite its prevalence in the workforce, the traditional annual review process is notably, almost comically flawed. And it’s not just leaders that can’t stand them – employees hate annual reviews, too.

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How to Improve Retention: 10 Strategies to Support Employees and Reduce Turnover

15Five

A recent labor statistics study by LendingTree found that between 2012 and 2022, the median job tenure dropped almost 11%, from 4.6 Learn about the different types of employee turnover, how to identify regrettable turnover, and how to start taking steps to reduce it with this practical guide for HR leaders. years to 4.1

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How to Conduct Staff Appraisal Training: The Key to Employee Development

Empuls

How to conduct staff appraisal training. Here's a detailed guide on how to conduct staff appraisal training: 1. Training session(s) During the training sessions, cover the following key topics: Introduction to the appraisal process: explain why appraisals are important and how they benefit employees and the organization.