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The Source: Weekly Roundup – June 17th, 2019

PlanSource

In this week's edition, we discuss tackling digital recruiting challenges, how to make benefits enrollment scary easy, mental health communication and more! Father’s Day 2019: Is Your Organization New Dad-Friendly? Check out Employee Benefits Advisor to learn more about this new benefits management tool.

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5 Current Trends in Talent Management We’re Seeing in 2019

InfinityHR

Succession Planning. With automated HR modules, you can improve your talent management processes that fall on both ends of the spectrum for both administrators and employees through a series of dedicated workflows. Candidate/employee benefits. Succession Planning. Onboarding. Performance Management.

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Human Resource Planning to forecast for less risky business

CuteHR

Good HR planning also supports the distribution of talent across geographies and culture in a planned way hence creating a positive value proposition. Introducing training and proper succession plans reduces risks of talent void thereby increasing productivity. An HR Planning process involves the following steps.

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6 Tips for Boosting Morale in the Workplace and Combat Employee Apathy

InfinityHR

As we begin our journey into 2019, many employees across the U.S. ” When employees feel appreciated, they are more successful in their jobs. Provide ongoing training to employees. For 2019, continuing education should always be a priority for management to communicate with their employees.

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A Complete Overview of Talent Management in a Changing Global Workplace

Engagedly

Furthermore, it touches upon different aspects of an employer’s business activities, such as succession planning, employee onboarding, and even departures. . A typical talent management system is responsible for the following in organizations: Employee performance management. Talent planning and acquisition.

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How the Retirement Boom Has Impacted HR and Recruiting

Accurate Background

A 2016 survey conducted by The Employee Benefit Research Institute found that 45% of workers above 55 expected to retire after age 65, compared to 15% of over-55 workers asked the same question in 1996. But actual retirement numbers through 2019 were 2.2 Many Boomers, when surveyed, expect to work well past the age of 65.

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Millennials in the workplace: How to manage and engage them

Workable

As of early 2019, the ages of millennials in the workplace ranged from 22 to 38 years old. For example, some companies have employee benefits like generous vacation and sick leave, paid parental leave and health insurance. This demographic represents the largest generation in the U.S. population.).