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5 tips for making retention a key priority in 2015

Ceridian

Before the calendar turned, I had blogged about why 2015 will be the year of the Employee. HR professionals will be looking for high levels of employee retention and productivity in 2015 and in some way, shape or form, this has always been their job. But this year, there’s […].

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After Years of 3% Increases, Where Have All the Good Raises Gone?

TLNT: The Business of HR

Cited in the article, analyst firm Aon Hewitt calls this a “drastic shift” based on the firm’s annual survey on salaried employee compensation. Aon Hewitt did not even start tracking short-term rewards and bonuses — known as variable compensation — until 1988, when they accounted for an average of 3.9 COLA for 2015 in the U.S.

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Top 10 Talent Management Blog Posts of September 2015

HRsoft

Here’s a short list of our favorite Talent Management blog posts from the month of September: 6 Ways to Tackle Employee Turnover via SteamFeed. The Number One Way to Keep Employees Engaged via Forbes. If You Were Already Worried About Employee Engagement, Prepare to Panic via Entrepreneur.

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6 ways Bob helps retain top talent during uncertain times

Bob

Employee morale can plummet as people fear for their jobs, which has a knock-on effect on employee engagement, productivity, and retention. According to a survey by Gallup , in 2022, employee engagement reached its lowest level since 2015. Compensation Benchmarking Powered by Mercer 2.

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6 ways Bob helps retain top talent during uncertain times

Bob

Employee morale can plummet as people fear for their jobs, which has a knock-on effect on employee engagement, productivity, and retention. According to a survey by Gallup , in 2022, employee engagement reached its lowest level since 2015. Compensation Benchmarking Powered by Mercer 2.

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Annual Performance Reviews Aren’t Dead, but They Do Need New Life

Capterra

The Society for Human Resource Management (SHRM) suspected they were on their last legs back in 2015 before a number of sources officially called time of death earlier this year. A staple of performance management since the 1950s, gone forever. Social employee recognition. Annual performance reviews are dead.

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5 Human Truths to Help Make Your Workplace More Human

TLNT: The Business of HR

I had the pleasure and honor of speaking again this year at SHRM’s 2015 annual conference. Looking at Maslow’s Hierarchy of Needs , compensation only satisfies the most basic of needs. In the average company today, the way people are compensated has very little to do with great performance.