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Do Workplace Wellness Programs Save Money? We Find Out.

HR Digest

A study conducted by Harvard in 2015 found for every dollar spent on wellness programs, the employer saves $3 in healthcare costs and another $3 in absenteeism. The Rand study found that chronic illness management saved $3.78 The Rand study found that chronic illness management saved $3.78

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Where HR Tech Is Headed

Achievers

The amount of resources being poured into that market bears out his statement: He notes that in 2015 alone, investors sank $2.4 The amount of resources being poured into that market bears out his statement: He notes that in 2015 alone, investors sank $2.4 Are you ready for the future of human resources?

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A recruiter’s guide to video interviews

Hppy

Among the most powerful tools for recruiting talent is video interviews because of their ability to save time and money, remove geographical barriers, automate candidate screening, and more. Online video interviews: Here, a recruiter connects with a candidate face-to-face via webcam. What is a video interview? .

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The Death of Instructor-Led Training Has Been Greatly Exaggerated

Training Orchestra

Many corporate learning experts have been predicting and expecting the end of Instructor-Led Training (ILT) for a long time now. Considered an old-fashioned and out-of-date learning delivery method, many believed it would be completely replaced by e-learning methods. Neither can I!

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Virtual Reality Gives Job Candidates a Vivid Big Picture

TalentCulture

And you have less than 10 minutes to save the day. ” As of early 2017, the Navy had two large vehicles that were driven from college campus to campus to offer the VR exercise. ‘Truth and Validity’ VR has found a variety of niches in HR—from training to diversity and inclusion programs to talent acquisition.

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The Death of Instructor-Led Training Has Been Greatly Exaggerated

Training Orchestra

Many corporate learning experts have been predicting and expecting the end of Instructor-Led Training (ILT) for a long time now. Considered an old-fashioned and out-of-date learning delivery method, many believed it would be completely replaced by e-learning methods. Neither can I!

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EEOC begins to crank up new initiative to prevent workplace harassment

HR Morning

Supreme Court held in Meritor Savings Back v. Supreme Court held in Meritor Savings Back v. Indeed, as the report noted, almost one-third of the roughly 90,000 charges filed with EEOC in FY 2015 included an allegation of harassment. Training changes needed. “In simplest terms, training must change.”