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What to do when layoffs are coming

HR Brew

In April 2017, while working as a manager at a nonprofit, Karlin learned of impending layoffs. Knowing that shed likely be fired for sharing that information, she decided to spend those five months investing more than usual in her employees career development. And the more information about the decision, the better.

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Ask the Coach: Interview with Career Consultant Andrea Abernethy

Careerminds

Andrea Abernethy is a Careerminds Senior Career Consultant who assists outplacement program participants through their career transition, providing support, advice, and encouragement when needed to help them find a new, fulfilling job they will love. When individuals find jobs that they love, they often excel in their careers.

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27 Key Drivers of Employee Engagement To Benefit Your Workforce 

AIHR

According to Gallup , managers account for at least 70% of the variance in employee engagement scores. Try this Offer leadership development programs: To enhance management effectiveness, invest in leadership training that focuses on emotional intelligence, communication, and employee coaching.

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5 Signs Your Organization Needs a Career Framework

Careerminds

High Employee Turnover (Especially Among Top Performers) One of the clearest signs that your organization lacks a career framework is high turnover—especially when it’s your high-potential employees who are walking out the door. A career framework helps close those gaps by aligning learning and development with organizational needs.

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How Long Does a No-Rehire Status Last? Tips to Get Off the List

Careerminds

Being labeled as “not eligible for rehire” means that, according to company policy or your employment history, you’re barred from working again at that organization—at least for now. Regardless of the reason, this label can make future job applications at that company—and possibly others—more difficult.

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HR in Mergers and Acquisitions: What HR Leaders Need To Know

AIHR

At the heart of every M&A lies a collision of people, cultures, structures, and ways of working. Empower your HR team to lead through change Periods of organizational transformationlike mergers and acquisitionsput HR at the forefront of business-critical decisions. Integrate HR systems, payroll, and operational policies seamlessly.

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How to Prepare Your Post-Merger Checklist (Example Included)

Careerminds

HR: Assess full staff lists, org structures, cultures, policies, and payroll processes at both companies and develop a comprehensive plan to integrate all peoples and policies. compensation, benefits, hiring, termination), and payroll processes at both companies, as well as any union contracts or labor relations.