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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. Meanwhile, the number of banks that plan to maintain current staffing levels held relatively steady at 35%, which is near the lowest levels in years.

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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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Succession Planning by the Numbers: 3 Best Practices

Oracle HCM - Modern HR in the Cloud

Most years, 10% to 15% of global corporations replace their top leaders because of resignation, dismissal, retirement, or health problems, and in 2015, more than 16% had to replace their CEOs, according to PwC research. But today’s HR leaders have new tools available to help design successful succession planning strategies.

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Webinar: 6 Ways to Engage the Next Generation of Government Talent

Cornerstone On Demand

Baby Boomers are reaching retirement age, taking skills and knowledge as they leave, and morale is decreasing, fueled by work and pay freezes during the government shutdown last year. Today's government HR professionals not only need to consider how to recruit young, top talent, but also how to retain current and future leaders.

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Government Talent Crunch: Why Training Matters More Than Ever

Cornerstone On Demand

Things may be booming on Wall Street, but state governments' HR departments are still reeling from the Great Recession. They're facing personnel cuts, pay freezes and disappearing budgets—just as baby boomers begin to retire. The challenges are ongoing as state leaders continue to cut HR budgets across the board.

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Why Banking On Your Workforce Boosts Business Results

Visier

Companies with stronger HR programs, outperform on financial metrics. Organizations with stronger HR analytics programs have a higher return on equity. In my last post , I discussed how innovative new ideas that drive success come at the intersection of the workforce and the business.

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2016— HR Under Siege

HR Daily Advisor

Yesterday’s Advisor presented tips from a distinguished panel of employment law experts on the “perfect storm” that’s brewing for HR in 2016. Today, more, including the National Labor Relations Board’s (NLRB) aggressive march into HR territory. The future of HR is constantly changing, thanks to organizations like the NLRB.