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Ten Higher Ed HR Stories That Defined 2023

Cupa HR

Turnover reached a peak, prompting more attention than ever to retention and recruitment, while looming policy changes in overtime pay and Title IX regulations further complicated long-term planning. The CUPA-HR 2023 Higher Education Employee Retention Survey Key Takeaway: The data provided here help explain the record-high turnover.

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Why Corporate Transparency is a Win-Win for Business, Consumers, Top Talent

Visier

Now, workers are disrupting entire industries, and businesses that refuse to meet new employee-related demands are worse off for it. That said, in 2017, Whole Foods was acquired by Amazon. In 2019, Gallup reported that employee turnover was costing US companies $1 trillion annually. And it is hefty.

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Opinion: Why ‘bad’ data can be good news for your organisation

cipHR

But every employer is at a different point in their data journey; some we work with have very little or even no people data to draw on at all, while others use a balanced scorecard to identify their financial, internal, customer, learning and growth metrics. What is the specific cost of excessive levels of stress on employees?

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

HR Daily Advisor

How much of an increase in pay are your employees receiving in 2017? 2017 Merit Increases. last year and 16% the year before) of employers awarding merit increases of up to 2.5% (averaged across all employee types). awarded as much to employees at the management level, 19.7% across all employee types, 2.5-3%

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What is Employee Engagement? Everything You Need To Know

Vantage Circle

Global statistics on employee engagement are quite grim. According to a Gallup study, only about 33% of employees are engaged in their jobs in the US. This percentage drops to 15% if you consider the metrics worldwide. Thus, the need for an effective employee engagement strategy is only becoming higher. Higher Retention.