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Essential HR Document Checklist for Employee Management in 2025

Engagedly

As noted by Gartner’s 5 HR Trends for 2025 , more than 75% of HR leaders consider that managers are overwhelmed; 70% report their present leadership programs are not getting them ready for the future. In 2025, businesses face compliance challenges, especially concerning data privacy, labor laws, and remote work policies.

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A New Management Mindset: 6 Keys for Greater Staffing Stability

HR Daily Advisor

How many people in your organization have been there 10+ years, are deep-rooted and likely aren’t going anywhere until retirement? By 2020 or 2025, do you think you’ll have more or fewer roles turn into revolving door positions? In most organizations, long-term incentives are gone. Let’s survey your current staff!

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Discretionary Benefits: What They Are and Main Trends in 2025

Careerminds

Discretionary benefits, which are not legally mandated, can include offerings like health insurance, paid time off, retirement plans, and wellness programs. As these benefits gain momentum, lets learn what they are and explore the key trends shaping their evolution in 2025. Download What Are Discretionary Benefits?

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Fringe Benefits: A Guide to Understanding and Leveraging Employee Perks

HR Digest

In 2025, salaries alone no longer define an attractive employment offer. In 2025, theyre a cornerstone of progressive HR policies, reflecting a shift toward holistic employee value propositions. Financial Incentives Beyond salaries, employers might offer retirement plans (e.g., What are fringe benefits?

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Navigating Retail Generational Diversity

Rallyware for Human Resources

The Generational Context of Retail Enablement The retail industry of 2025 stands at a transformative crossroads, where the adoption of new enablement strategies intersects with the diversity of the workforce. Cross-Training and Experiential Rewards Millennials value opportunities for growth through cross-training and upskilling.

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Looking Ahead, the IRS Raises 401(k) Contribution Limit to $23,500 for 2025

HR Digest

As per the IRS, 401(k) limits for 2025 have been increased to an annual amount of $23,500, up from $23,000. Image: Freepik IRS Announces 401(k) Limit for 2025—Presents a $23,500 Cap The IRS annually resets the caps on retirement contribution plans when necessary to help individuals and their employers keep up with the impacts of inflation.

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2025 Total Rewards Leaders Priorities & Predictions (i4cp login required)

i4cp

Total Rewards leaders predict that among the most substantial changes to their function in 2025 and beyond will be the technology they will need to learn, adopt, and fully integrate into Total Rewards. health plans, lifestyle-specific benefits, retirement plans, wellness stipends, etc.),