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Prepare for Nurse Retirements and Shortage with Intelligent Workforce Planning

Visier

With baby boomers heading into retirement — by 2050 an estimated 88.5 But there is another retirement population that is perhaps even more worrying to them: nurses. This means that more than one million RN’s will reach retirement age within the next 10-15 years, leading to a drastic shortage of skilled, tenured nurses.

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Why We Will All Love the New HR

Visier

An estimated 50 percent of the oil and gas industry’s workforce is set to retire in the next five to seven years, a phenomenon known as the Great Crew Challenge. Largely because one of the biggest demographic changes to the makeup of the labor market is upon us — the retirement of the baby boomer generation. will be 65 or older.

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

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At HR Tech, we announced our take on what will be top of mind for HR leaders in 2015. Whether it is new workforce strategies that rely more on contingent workers, or legislation such as the Affordable Care Act that impacts spend on benefits, organizations will increasingly seek to understand the complete picture of workforce costs.

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Playing the Long Game: The Employee Retention Process in HR

HR Digest

The World Bank has projected a 9 million skilled and semi-skilled ICT workers shortage to affect Indonesia between 2015-2030. To improve the retention process in HR, ensure employees are fairly compensated. While it can feel like a localized issue, such market changes are just as possible in U.S.

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The HR Leadership Revolution — Will You Thrive?

Visier

The workforce in the developed world and China is rapidly aging. New, first-time workers are barely replacing workers who are retiring. Despite increasing automation, in the next 20 years there will be a serious shortage of skilled workforce everywhere. More than ever before, the business world needs strong HR leaders.

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The HR Leadership Revolution — Will You Thrive?

Visier

The workforce in the developed world and China is rapidly aging. New, first-time workers are barely replacing workers who are retiring. Despite increasing automation, in the next 20 years there will be a serious shortage of skilled workforce everywhere. More than ever before, the business world needs strong HR leaders.

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What Are #HR Analysts and Why Should You Pay Attention To Them

HR Bartender

The difference is the depth of the research, the speed of content delivery and where the author’s compensation ultimately comes from. What do you see as the top issue facing human resources in 2015? Christa] I believe the top issue is workforce strategy and planning. But the ticking time bomb is the retirement issue.