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Promotions have slowed. Why HR needs to pay attention

HRExecutive

One of the most interesting and important pieces of information about the contemporary workplace was produced last quarter by ADP’s Research Institute, which has access to the payroll and job information for millions of U.S. workers (16% of U.S. employees, by their estimate). In the first two years on the job, only 4.5% got promotions.

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Conference Twitter Primer #SHRM18

Advos

@kahlrichs : National expert on Human Resources, organizational communication, generational issues, LEAN Theory, and Risk Management. keenmargo : CEO of KeenAlignment – Talent Management Expert – Speaker – Author of The Wealth of Talent. Speaker, facilitator and consultant. Views expressed are my own.

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Namely grabs new CEO!

HRExecutive

Plus many others, including Ultimate, Infor, IBM, Cornerstone, ADP, Kronos, Ceridian, ServiceNow and start-ups. Mainframe vendor Cyborg only had payroll (but what a payroll!) Ceridian was still a payroll service bureau when Ossip became CEO. Ceridian was still a payroll service bureau when Ossip became CEO.

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Transforming Onboarding to Help Maximize Success

TalentHQ

Based on recent data from the ADP ® DataCloud , a Big Data platform that allows business leaders and HR professionals to generate actionable insights from the workforce data embedded in their ADP HCM solutions, more than 25% of employees left their jobs within the first 60 days. Assume “Mobile-First.”

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Recruiting and Retaining Talent Takes Mobile-enabled Sites and Consumer-Centric HCM Platforms

TalentHQ

According to its 2014 Social Recruiting Survey , recruiting software platform specialist Jobvite found that mobile continues to be a burgeoning channel for candidate engagement and they caution that recruiters who don’t leverage mobile will risk losing talent to the competition.