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35 Insanely Fun Team Building Activities For Work (“Trust Falls” Not Included)

SnackNation

35 Insanely Fun Team Building Activities For Work (“Trust Falls” Not Included). Believe it or not, team building activities for work are critically important to the success of your business. In fact, the personal bonds formed between team members actually give your company a competitive edge.

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Creating a Culture of Well-being: The Key to Organizational Wellness

Terryberry

Another study found that for every dollar that was invested into a rehabilitation and exercise training program, organizations saw a $6 return in healthcare savings. A Boost in Your Company's Bottom Line Research conducted in 2016 looked at the performance of companies that have strong workplace wellness practices.

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People Analytics and HR-Tech Reading List

Littal Shemer

“Effectively and ethically leveraging people data to deliver real business value is what sets the best HR leaders and teams apart. Features tied to SHRM competencies and data exercises give readers hands-on opportunities to practice the analytical and decision-making skills they need to excel in today’s job market.

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Bridging the Generational Gap in Your Workplace

Everwise

Together, these generations form a uniquely diverse workforce, who have much to share with one another if they are encouraged to do so. According to a Deloitte 2016 survey of Millenials , the majority have at least one mentor, and of those mentees an impressive 94% say their mentors give them good advice. Faceted Variations.

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10 Tips for Fostering Team Success

Bonusly

The company created a hiring exercise, My Dream Employee , aimed at bridging the gap between HR, marketing, and culture. After completing this exercise, the company involves current employees in a hiring process that includes one-on-one interviews as well as meet and greet with the employees the candidate will be working with.

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14 Opportunities to Address Unconscious Biases in the Modern Workplace

Bonusly

These biases “are social stereotypes about certain groups of people that individuals form outside their own conscious awareness,” writes UCSF’s Office of Diversity and Outreach. Audit the language in your job listings and revise if necessary to appeal to a more diverse, more qualified pool of applicants. Company policies. Environment.

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Retaining the Millennial Workforce and Why It Matters

HR Daily Advisor

It can also include making team-building programs and exercises a standard practice so that employees create bonds with one another to help make it feel like a true team. Tali Rabin , SVP, Human Resources, joined CGS in 2016, bringing more than 20 years of Human Resources and business operations experience.