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Meaningful Work, Flexibility Top Wish List for Veterans Entering the Workplace

Great Place to Work

“Companies should encourage veterans to draw on that experience and unique skill set in their civilian careers,” says Clay Stackhouse, a retired Marine Corps colonel and regional outreach manager at Navy Federal Credit Union. In short, it’s about building a fulfilling career,” he says.

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2014 HRPS Global Conference: Empower Your Talent with Purpose

Cielo HR Leader

Challenges such as the impending retirement cliff, an increasing skills gap and talent shortages, as well as the persistent difficulty of retaining top employees—who are creating havoc across all companies and industries. At the 2014 HRPS Global Conference held in La Jolla, California, innovation and “purpose” were primary focuses.

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The Machine Learning Big Data Guide for HR & Recruiting #hrtechconf

Workology

In 2015, talent management, specifically employee development is becoming a priority for employers as they re-evaluate the cost of recruiting, hiring and onboarding in comparison to the cost of retaining and developing internal talent within the organization. The data helps establish and identify the skill or topic’s importance.

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12 Strategies for Healthcare Employee Retention for Building a Stable and Satisfied Workforce

Empuls

Tangible rewards, such as bonuses or pay raises, can complement non-monetary incentives like public recognition, additional vacation days, or opportunities to attend conferences and seminars. Hosting regular career development sessions, where employees can discuss their goals and map out potential routes to achieve them, can be invaluable.

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Top Reasons for High Turnover Rates (And How to Lower Them)

Zenefits

Career Development. Problem: Employees lack opportunities for career advancement. Solution: Implement succession planning and offer professional development opportunities. In the Maximillion infographic cited above, lack of career development opportunity was the most common reason given for changing careers.

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Larissa Malcolm of ‘Flourishing Focus’: “Beware of the shiny object”

Thrive Global

I read this book when it came out in 2014 and have thought about it a lot this year. When Maureen started planning for retirement, I started looking for another job because I didn’t see any potential for career development beyond the program director position. And I keep entering contests and winning things.

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100+ Top HR and Recruiting Podcasts

SelectSoftware

Careers: On the line Host: Joe Mullings About: Joe Mullings is hoping to provide insight to those looking to really drive his personal careers with advice rooted in 3 decades of career development and coaching. Joe has helped build hundreds of companies working closely with CEO’s and entrepreneurs in the high-tech world.