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At the Heart of Healthcare

Cielo HR Leader

According to AMN Healthcare’s 2013 Clinical Workforce Survey , which garnered feedback from 166 hospital CEOs, CFOs and other healthcare leaders, the nursing vacancy rate was 5.5% are older than 55, one-third of whom plan to retire within the next 10 years. million jobs over the next 10 years. have multiple physician openings.

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The Cost of Turnover: Lost Productivity and Financial Stress

Payactiv

The inability to save and have financial stability creates significant stress for employees, which leads to loss of workplace productivity. Lost productivity due to absenteeism One in five employees misses work to deal with a financial problem, according a 2014 Consumer Finance Protection Board report.

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Laws And Regulations Every HR Professional Should Know In 2023

Empuls

Staying up-to-date with these changes is imperative for two principal reasons: ensuring legal compliance and fostering a work environment that is safe, respectful, and conducive to productivity. This trend is not just employee-friendly but has also been shown to improve productivity and employee satisfaction. Changes in labor laws 1.

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How Helping Employees Get Financially Well Pays Off for Everyone

HR Daily Advisor

Benefits programs from employers have long helped employees prepare for retirement and be ready for emergencies. Everybody won: Employees stayed well, and employers got workers who feel better and more productive. Financial Wellness Helps People Retire on Time. As the job market changed and evolved, so did the challenges.

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How Scarcity and Attrition Might Ruin Recruitment Planning

HR Daily Advisor

To successfully meet demands in this area, you need to partner early; otherwise, there will be an impossible plan that demands nearly immediate hiring of scarce applicants without adequate compensation. This could be from routine actions like retirement, or it could be losses of key players of any tenure. Retirements.

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COLA and CPI: What’s the Difference?

HR Daily Advisor

BLS bases the CPI-U on the expenditures of residents of urban or metropolitan areas, including: professionals; professional, managerial, and technical workers; the self-employed; the poor; short-term workers; the unemployed; and retired persons, as well as urban wageworkers and clerical workers. In general, CPI refers to CPI-U data.

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The Reality of the U.S. Nursing Shortage

Cielo HR Leader

nursing schools turned away nearly 80,000 qualified applicants in 2013. The median age of nurses today is 46, with more than 50% of the nursing workforce being just a few years away from traditional retirement (American Nursing Association). In fact, according to a study by the ADP Retirement Research Institute, 20.3%