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Employee Retention: How to Retain Top Talent in 2022 | ClearCompany

ClearCompany HRM

There’s no better year than 2022 to prioritize employee retention — after all, we’ve all heard of the Great Resignation. right now, compared to 82 per 100 in February 2020. 73% of employers say they’re having trouble filling open roles, a problem that 70% expect to persist well into 2022. An estimated 38 million U.S

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20 Ways Artificial Intelligence Can Turbocharge Your Enterprise: From HR Strategies to Operational Optimizations 

MP Wired For HR

AI-driven interview platforms can analyze nonverbal cues, objectively assess skills and competencies, and predict job fit with remarkable accuracy, providing invaluable insights for informed hiring decisions. Unbiased Interviewing: Nervous interviewees and subjective assessments are relegated to the past.

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Leading through change and ambiguity in 2022: workforce skills and competencies

qpeople

According to a 2020 report from the World Economic Forum (WEF), half of all existing employees will need to acquire new skill sets by 2025, with so-called ‘soft skills’ like critical thinking, resilience and problem-solving topping the list. The world of work is going through a period of rapid transformation.

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Efficient Background Checks a Must as Hospitality Preps for Peak Travel Months

Sterling Check

Travel began its rebound in 2021 and the momentum continues in 2022. In fact, Expedia dubbed 2022 the year of the GOAT— greatest of all trips — predicting that this year’s leisure travelers are chomping at the bit for bigger, better vacations. Business travel is also set to climb by 38% this year. Ready or not, here they come.

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How Did Main Street Restaurants Fare in September?

Homebase

billion in August 2022 (adjusting for inflation). Competing narratives and evidence make it hard to understand where small and medium-sized restaurants and their workers stand. To help reconcile competing claims, we analyzed employment data from hundreds of thousands of employees working at more than fifty thousand restaurants.

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Leading through change and ambiguity in 2022: workforce skills and competencies

qpeople

According to a 2020 report from the World Economic Forum (WEF), half of all existing employees will need to acquire new skill sets by 2025, with so-called ‘soft skills’ like critical thinking, resilience and problem-solving topping the list. So, what qualities and competencies will be most highly prized amid shifting priorities?

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How Main Street is recovering from Omicron— and 10 ways owners can fast-track a rebound

Homebase

Omicron led to significant challenges as we started 2022. Homebase data showed a significant decline in employees working and hours worked, with total hours worked declining by approximately 10 percentage points from mid-December 2021 to mid-January 2022. Percent change in employees working (mid-February, 2022 v.