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Report: HR Trends 2024 – Navigating the Future of Work

Extensis

Many seasoned leaders are retiring, and their successors may benefit from training to help them become even more impactful in their new roles. AI-powered programs can also find skill gaps and patterns of bias in promotion and compensation, helping to create a fair and diverse culture.

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Banking Industry Plans to Increase Hiring, Salaries in 2018

HR Daily Advisor

The labor market is tightening and turnover is increasing, but banks are planning to grow employment, according to data from the Crowe Horwath LLP 2017 Bank Compensation and Benefits Survey. The survey, which compiled data from 375 banks, also shows salary and bonus benchmarks for 263 job positions. increase since 2015.

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View from the HR Tech Show Floor: Top 5 Workforce Trends

Visier

At HR Tech, we announced our take on what will be top of mind for HR leaders in 2015. Insights into salary or direct compensation only tell part of the workforce cost story, and to understand the real impact to the business organizations will expand their analysis to the total cost of the workforce.

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Want Insanely Low 401(k) Fees? Follow These 6 Steps

ForUsAll

Taken as a percentage of the assets, over time, they can add up to a HUGE chunk of change that can take years off of your or your employees' retirements. A 2% fee doesn’t sound like daylight robbery, but over 35 years, that little fee can consume up to half of your retirement earnings. Step #1: Benchmark Your Fees.

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Using Employee Feedback Data to Train the Next Generation of Management

Kazoo

As Baby Boomers retire, the need to shape younger workers to fill available management roles grows stronger. Common benchmarks include: Personal and Professional Growth – Growth, in all its forms (salary, title, recognition), is an intrinsic motivator for the majority of people.

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Using Employee Feedback Data to Train the Next Generation of Management

Kazoo

As Baby Boomers retire, the need to shape younger workers to fill available management roles grows stronger. Common benchmarks include: Personal and Professional Growth – Growth, in all its forms (salary, title, recognition), is an intrinsic motivator for the majority of people.

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How HR Can Tackle Diversity Using the Rooney Rule

Visier

In August 2015, the need for more workforce diversity was spotlighted in a big way when President Obama issued a call to action to technology companies, encouraging them to hire more women and minorities by implementing the Rooney Rule. Metrics to watch: New hires vs. existing workforce / New hires vs. industry benchmark.