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

HR Bartender

What do you see as the top issue facing human resources in 2015? Trish] I see real workforce planning and management strategy as the top issue facing HR leaders in 2015. But the ticking time bomb is the retirement issue. 10,000 Boomers are retiring every day. It just takes hard work and internal alignment.

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Report: HR Trends 2024 – Navigating the Future of Work

Extensis

Many seasoned leaders are retiring, and their successors may benefit from training to help them become even more impactful in their new roles. Further, skillsets for jobs have changed by around 25% since 2015, a figure that’s expected to double by 2027. According to the American Staffing Association, 80% of U.S.

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COVID-19’s Impact on the Nursing Profession

Precheck

In 2019, 52% of respondents agreed that the shortage is worse than five years ago, compared with 48% in 2017 and 37% in 2015. Baby boomer nurses are on the verge of retirement, and new nurses are not coming in at matching rates. Nurse staffing has been a problem since long before COVID-19. The aging U.S.

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Executive Freelancers: An Interview With Antoinette Forth

Everwise

In February, Deloitte reported that 51 percent of executives planned to hire freelancers more this year than they did in 2015. Forth says that one of the biggest misconceptions about baby boomers shifting to consulting work is that they’re only doing so because they were laid off or want to be semi-retired. I like a good challenge.

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Quick Shots for HR and Business Pros – #myRA #Retirement Edition

HR Bartender

There’s a well-worn statistic from Pew Research that says roughly 10,000 Boomers will turn of retirement age every day for the next decade. But what about when employees retire? Many articles have been published about Boomers not having enough savings for when they retire. We talk about it from a hiring and talent perspective.

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How to minimize the impact of global crises on your employee and customer experience

Qualtrics HR

The close nature of retirement for many workers affected by the pandemic may have been partially responsible for many workers leaving labor markets. Rather than waiting for a few short years to retire, many took the opportunity early. In 2020, 20% of the population of the US was retired, a 5% increase from 2015.

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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.