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7 Toxic Factors That Damage Employee Relations

6Q

Additionally, Human Resource managers spend 24% of their time resolving employee relations disputes. Why are employee relations issues so prevalent and how can they be improved? The ultimate goal is to cultivate stronger and healthier employee relations and a happy workplace that runs efficiently and effectively.

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Retaining the Millennial Workforce and Why It Matters

HR Daily Advisor

High turnover such as this can affect the morale of a company, as well as the bottom line. As such, HR teams are tasked with the critical job of developing programs and putting benefits in place that lower turnover rates and set their employees up for success as they grow with the organization. Attracting and Retaining Talent.

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The Challenge of the Future Workforce #EWS2015

Women of HR

Editor’s Note: Women of HR has partnered with Spherion on a series of sponsored posts to bring you highlights and commentary from their 2015 Emerging Workforce Study , which contains a great deal of interesting data and statistics about future trends in the workforce and our workplaces. This is the second in that series.

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STUDY: Engagement Down, But Retention is Relatively Stable?

The HR Capitalist

Quantum Workplace reports that despite an improving economy, the US workplace dipped to an employee engagement low - an eight-year low for that matter. You can get all the details in the Quantum Workplace 2015 Employee Engagement Trends Report. While the majority of retention-related items trended down, 76.1

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BLR’s 2017–2018 Pay Budget and Variable Pay Survey

HR Daily Advisor

across all employee types, 2.5-3% Continuing the downward trend, on average, across all employee types, 29.2% (down from 30.2% in 2015, 35.7% The employee-related factors that affect salary increases include merit for 74.7%, job classification for 10.6%, seniority for 2.3%, and department or division for 4.1%.

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