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How to Use Employee Benchmarks

Namely

When using employee surveys, it’s important to have comparison data so you can track how you’re doing over time. There are generally two ways to compare your data—to your own results year-over-year or to a benchmark. Benchmark comparisons give you the added context of how your organization is doing relative to your peers.

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Key takeaways from People Analytics World, London 2018 – Part 1

Littal Shemer

Key takeaways from People Analytics World, London 2018 – Part 1. People Analytics World is a leading European annual conference on HR Analytics, Workforce Planning and Employee Insight, in which I was privileged to attend on April 2018. Impact : Think about analytics in the space of competency development and validation.

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Diversity in the Workplace Statistics: Job Seeker Survey Reveals What Matters

Yello

Download the Employer Benchmark Report to find out. Throughout this article are comparisons to The 2018 Yello Diversity Study. The 2018 survey was conducted online within the United States by The Harris Poll on behalf of Yello between August 6 and August 8, 2018. Job Candidates Demand Workplace Diversity.

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Employee Benefits 101: An Employer Guide for Growing Companies (Part One)

Namely

While talking to your people, also benchmark what your competitors’ plans look like. Forbes has this advice: “To attract talent and compete effectively, entrepreneurs [and small businesses] should offer health insurance, some life and disability insurance and probably a retirement savings plan.” What’s the bare minimum?

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These diversity in the workplace statistics could change your business

Homebase

Studies show that candidates with “distinctively black names” are less likely to be interviewed or move forward in the interview process in comparison to candidates with “distinctively white names”. between 2018 and 2022. Look at your own diversity in the workplace statistics and create benchmarks to improve your DEI goals.